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Neonatology: The Crucial First Two Weeks of Life
The neonatal period, particularly the first 14 days of life, is one of the most vulnerable stages in a puppy's development. During this time, rapid physiological adaptations occur as neonates transition from intrauterine to extrauterine life. This webinar explores essential aspects of canine neonatology, including normal developmental milestones, thermoregulation, nutritional requirements, glucose metabolism, organ system maturation, and the recognition of fading puppy syndrome. Participants will gain practical insights into monitoring neonatal health, identifying early warning signs of disease, and implementing timely interventions to improve survival and welfare. The session emphasizes clinically relevant approaches for supporting healthy neonatal development and reducing early-life mortality.
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/14/23/3417
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