Happy Mothers Day to everyone.
(I think we had ours some weeks back earlier in the Spring, in March I think.)
About 99.99% of the time animals make good mothers. They don't need any training, agony aunt columns, magazine articles, mother and baby classes....etc. They just do it.
Sadly there are a few rarer cases of an animal rejecting its young, but that is unusual.
If this happens with anyone who has an animal companion who has just given birth, then consult the vet as a shot of Oxytocin will most often solve the problem quickly.
(I think we had ours some weeks back earlier in the Spring, in March I think.)
About 99.99% of the time animals make good mothers. They don't need any training, agony aunt columns, magazine articles, mother and baby classes....etc. They just do it.
Sadly there are a few rarer cases of an animal rejecting its young, but that is unusual.
If this happens with anyone who has an animal companion who has just given birth, then consult the vet as a shot of Oxytocin will most often solve the problem quickly.
