Is there anything to do to help the puppies after my pitbull gave birth?

hi,

There's nothing that you particularly need to do, you dog should do it all herself, obviously supply plenty of food and water so she can produce enough milk for the pups.

If you see any problem, like you dog refusing to feed a pup or a pup not eating etc then you may need to take some action, but this rarely happens.

Congratulations and good luck!

How old is your pb momma? how many litters has she had? How many puppies did she have? Are they all nursing and gaining weight? Does the mom have worms? Is mom eating good, about 2x her normal amount? All these questions need to be answered in order to answer your question. If the answer to any of them is no or I don't know than take you dog to a good vet and find out the answers.

Yes......read the answers you got to the last time you asked this question, and STOP BREEDING YOUR DOGS!

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another clueless backyard breeder......help with health care....call your vet for a wellness check now...... THERE ARE MORE PIT BULLS PUT TO SLEEP EVERY DAY THEN ANY OTHER BREED.....BUT YOU MAKE MORE