great dane diarrhea

Great Dane 6 weeks of age and diarrhea can really eat?

I just got a Saturday 6 of the last weeks Great Dane puppy, so who is with me since almost a week. Now I understand that is young enough to be removed from its mother and litter. I was misinformed about 10 people different saying he was well and had that Great Dane puppies about 5-6 weeks. Anyway all this that, he made mistakes in crate training last week it slowly begin to decrease. Also binds Golden Retriever 5 years, you are finally starting to get used to it. Now the problem is in the fact that he has diarrhea (which I attributed to his new food.) had no way to get the food they were feeding their breeders (Sam's Club Complete Nutrition). So he eats really well. I feed 3 / 4 cup of Eagle Pack 3 times per day. He eats only 1 / 4 cup of what I more or less. Do not force your way, but it seems that this is not really enough to eat and he only 9 pounds now. Okay?

Yes, you need to have the vet ASAP. Sure that this is not a problem more serious than an upset stomach to go to a different meal. If parvo is highly contagious. Hopefully, the gold is aware of the shooting. Eagle Pack is an excellent food for him. Try putting a bit of dust in the upper transition from a few days should help him adjust to it. Do not leave food all time, left the food, then collect all that remained after 5-10 minutes. Keep food 3 times a day to help prevent swelling. Dane My dog is 23 pounds in 7.5 weeks. Your being 9 pounds in 6 weeks is very worrisome. Get to the vet ASAP. It sounds like your breeder is very reputable, and it would surprising that the puppy is sick. Good luck! PS-6 weeks is too young for any vaccine. No dog should never be vaccinated unless they are 100% healthy. Dane puppies can have reactions to vaccines against the disease. NEVER vaccinate before 8 weeks, and ask the vet if you can get maps can not be changed. Lepto is not be given before 5 months, and rabies should be given 6 months earlier, then better. Www.greatdanelady.com Check out the immunization schedule and Dr. Jean Dodd for more information.