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    • Ultrasound Scanning
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    • Contact Us
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  • Home
  • Ultrasound Scanning
  • Stud Dogs
  • Grooming
  • Microchipping
  • Semen Under Microscope
  • Semen - Fresh & Chilled
  • Pregnancy Absorption
  • Puppy Photoshoot
  • Price List For Services
  • Dog Feed & Product Prices
  • Contact Us
  • Gallery - Photos & Videos
  • Reviews
  • Emergency Supplies 24/7
  • Canine Parvovirus (CPV)
  • Canine Coronavirus (CCV)
  • Giardia In Dogs & Puppies

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Pregnancy Absorption

Information On Pregnancy Absorption

Puppy absorption can occur any time before 44 days. After that, the puppy's bones are too hard to be broken down and cannot be absorbed. Canine fetal resorption often occurs fairly early in pregnancy.

Although this is scary and worrisome for dog breeders, canine fetal resorption seems to happen in 11% of all dog pregnancies. It often happens so early in the pregnancy that it is unnoticed. Generally, absorbed puppies cause no complications to the mother dog.


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