Here are the photos of the litter of 4 girls from Destiny and William, born on Sept 30th, 2008.
We just arrived home from the Vet
Clinic and are now settled in with Mom.
Clinic and are now settled in with Mom.
Check back for more photos as we grow.
You may have noticed that the tiny baby girl is always close to the biggest girl. Somehow they always
end up together. For some reason the tiny girl is not able to latch onto her mother to nurse. So I
started out tube feeding her a homemade formula every 2 hours around the clock. As she gradually
grew, I increased the length of time between feedings and increased the amount of formula i gave her.
She is now eating every 4.5 hours and finally hit 16 ounces. She seems normal in every other way as
she stays with everyone and snuggled with Destiny. She just can't suck hard enough to stay latched
on. No cleft palate is evident either. The other girls are now approximately 2 3/4 lbs.
I apologize for the delay in posting these photos and updating photos for my other 2 litters. I was
diagnosed with Breast Cancer the end of August and I've had 2 surgeries for my Lumpectomy in
addition to the Sentinel Lymph Node biopsy. Yesterday I finished my Mammosite High Dose Radiation
treatments. Now I hope life will settle down again so I can rally enjoy these babies. You can click on
the above link to read about the Mammosite protocol.
You may have noticed that the tiny baby girl is always close to the biggest girl. Somehow they always
end up together. For some reason the tiny girl is not able to latch onto her mother to nurse. So I
started out tube feeding her a homemade formula every 2 hours around the clock. As she gradually
grew, I increased the length of time between feedings and increased the amount of formula i gave her.
She is now eating every 4.5 hours and finally hit 16 ounces. She seems normal in every other way as
she stays with everyone and snuggled with Destiny. She just can't suck hard enough to stay latched
on. No cleft palate is evident either. The other girls are now approximately 2 3/4 lbs.
I apologize for the delay in posting these photos and updating photos for my other 2 litters. I was
diagnosed with Breast Cancer the end of August and I've had 2 surgeries for my Lumpectomy in
addition to the Sentinel Lymph Node biopsy. Yesterday I finished my Mammosite High Dose Radiation
treatments. Now I hope life will settle down again so I can rally enjoy these babies. You can click on
the above link to read about the Mammosite protocol.