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Troy is a name most Australian breeders know from the shelf above the whelping box. The range covers the everyday supplements and syrups that get used around whelping and through the first weeks of a litter.
In this collection you will find Troy calcium syrup, Nutripet high calorie diet supplement and a puppy and kitten worming syrup, along with kits that include them.
The syrups are the drawcard for breeders, largely because a liquid is easier to give accurately to a very small animal than a tablet is. Calcium syrup is the product breeders typically keep on hand around whelping. A high calorie supplement is what people reach for when an animal is underweight, run down or off their food, or when a nursing mother is burning more than she can comfortably eat. The puppy and kitten worming syrup exists because tiny animals need small, measurable doses. What each product suits, at what age and at what dose, is a conversation for your vet, and the directions on the pack should be followed exactly.
These are products you buy before you need them, not during. Have them in the whelping kit well ahead of the due date, check expiry dates each season, and store everything cool, dark and sealed. Measure with the cap or syringe supplied rather than a kitchen spoon, and write down what you gave and when. If a mother shows signs of distress during or after whelping, or a puppy is fading, that is an immediate call to your vet rather than something to manage with a supplement.
Build the rest of your setup with a whelping kit, calcium for whelping dogs, breeder health supplements and puppy milk replacer.
Stocking the whelping box? Explore the RPBA collection of Troy products and get them in before the next litter is due.