My pregnant dog miscarried. Why is she sleeping deeply and snoring?

The best way to know if the pups are ok is to ultrasound the remaining pups and count the fetal heart rates. If mom is eating and drinking and resting ok, she is probably fine. I would find a vet who can do ultrasound and check those fetal heart rates.

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I am so sorry about Snoppy! Usually there is nothing you can or have to do as long as she is other wise fine. The puppies are either reabsorbed into the body or the dog will pass them. If she was almost full term you can take her to the vet to check for any puppies still present in the uterus with an X-ray. Causes of miscarriage are: uterine infections, brucellosis, genetic issues with the puppies, other viral or bacterial infections and medications Snoopy may have received during pregnancy. If she is sick she should see a veterinarian. Any puppies that are full term and remain in the uterus will cause her to be sick. I wish you the best!

I recommend a vet visit to make sure that she doesn't have any retained placentas or another dead pup inside. Both these conditions can set her up for life-threatening infection. If she is eating and drinking normally, and does not have a high temperature, she is likely ok.

Rainbow could have a fever causing the shivering and a respiratory infection causing the running nose. When a pregnant dog is sick, it is good for them to see a vet, but I would take her temperature first to decide if she needs to see a vet now or in the morning. A dog's normal temperature is 101-102.5F, and if Rainbow's is above 103F, I would have her seen by a vet now. Otherwise, keep her warm and comfortable tonight, gently warm wet food to tempt her to eat, and have her seen by a vet in the morning.

It appears indeed that your pug had a miscarriage. Hopefully she will give birth to the rest of the dead puppies within the next few hours. Take her back to the vet in the morning to make sure she has had all puppies and does not have an infection. She may need antibiotics depending on the condition of the dead puppies and herself, as she could become septic.

Cough can be caused by an infection, heart problem or lung condition, it is important to first know the cause before treating it as treatment is different from condition to another. The most common disease causing cough is a viral infection called Kennel cough, this disease usually resolves without treatment within a couple weeks but if the cough is too severe it is recommended to go to the vet in order to get cough medicine and antibiotics.

This is a medical emergency - both her and her pups are at risk from infection if she has a dead pup inside her. She needs urgent assessment for any remaining pups/remnants and either induction or an emergency section/hysterectomy depending on findings as well as supportive treatment for her fever