I would think so.
As I said - usually the soon you can get the newly hatched pup to eating the better off it will be.
And I've heard of several people that have successfully got the pup to start feeding within 2-4 days after hatching. Usually the pups then continue to grow to be healthy adults - with great loving care.
As I said - usually the soon you can get the newly hatched pup to eating the better off it will be.
And I've heard of several people that have successfully got the pup to start feeding within 2-4 days after hatching. Usually the pups then continue to grow to be healthy adults - with great loving care.
