Health Guarantee

Marcie’s Chihuahuas

Puppy Health Record and Guarantee

Puppy’s Name:_________________________________________________________

Description:___________________________________________________________

Dam:________________________________________________________________

Sire:_________________________________________________________________

Birthdate:____________________________________________________________

Dewormings:___________________________________________________________

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Vaccinations:__________________________________________________________

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Other:_______________________________________________________________

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One Year Health Guarantee

This puppy is guaranteed free of heart, kidney, and liver defects until his/her first birthday or a replacement puppy of equal value will be given after proof is submitted from 2 licensed veterinarians stating the condition and the puppy is returned to me.  No cash refunds.  I am not responsible for any vet bills or transportation cost-no exceptions.  By purchasing a puppy from me you agree to these terms.

Marcie Releford_______________________________________________________

Most Important

When you receive your new Chi puppy you must treat it like the fragile tiny baby that it is.  You MUST make sure that your puppy has soft canned food of good quality at all times within a few feet of where he/she will be staying and that the puppy eats regularly.  Do not let the puppy share food with other pets, you won’t be able to tell how much your new puppy is actually eating.  Your new puppy should eat small amounts every 4 to 5 hours.  Hypoglycemia is a major issue in all small breeds.  If you are not fully aware of the symptoms you should research and learn.  Some signs of hypoglycemia are depression, sleepiness, loss of balance, inactivity, eyes not blinking, shaking, stiffness in neck, and pale pink gums.  If you experience any of these signs IMMEDIATELY rub pancake syrup on the puppies gums then rush the puppy to the veterinarian.  If your puppy’s blood sugar has not bottomed out he should fully recover within 30 minutes.  However, if your puppies blood sugar has bottomed out he/she could die within minutes.

Also, children should not be allowed to handle the new puppy unless sitting still and supervised.  Chihuahuas are tiny fragile little lives, not toys, and can instantly be killed by the smallest drop or bump.  Do not let your new puppy roam freely in the house.  They can easily be stepped on, get crushed under recliners, chew on electrical cords, or fall down stairs.  You should not take your new puppy outdoors in cold or hot weather or near other animals to help prevent sickness.   

Marcie’s Chihuahuas-Marcie Releford  www.marcieschihuahuas.com