I have some pups due any day now and I was wondering if they would need a heat lamp for warmth at night. Here in Ga.
it's been getting down to the mid 60's at night. Is that still too cool for them?
Thanks in advance for any and all info.
Margaret
pups and heating
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Re: pups and heating
You shouldn't need a heat lamp now. The pups will huddle together and also they will get heat from their mother's body and stay warm at night. I just had a litter of 9 born Monday morning and it has been getting down in the 60's here at night also but they are fine. Good luck with your pups.
Re: pups and heating
Had a litter june ,20 on the 19 they were due ,before the 19 it had been danger heat alert Im a meg welder I weld above ground fuel tank can t hold your gun at times in that kind of heat come home on thursday and the bitch was really over heating Friday I put her in the basement Saturday she had 7 pups all doing well keep her there 2 weeks got cooler and put her out side there doing fine I think the heat would have killed a few
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