Serving your Smoked Boston Butt-Pulled Pork Sandwiches. I like to serve my pulled pork sandwiches on a toasted bun, with lots of pulled pork (about 1/3 pound), with my favorite BBQ sauce on top with a spoonful of slaw on top. That makes for good eats! Good luck with smoking a Boston butt for your next family BBQ.erving your Smoked Boston Butt-Pulled Pork Sandwiches. I like to serve my pulled pork sandwiches on a toasted bun, with lots of pulled pork (about 1/3 pound), with my favorite BBQ sauce on top with a spoonful of slaw on top. That makes for good eats! Good luck with smoking a Boston butt for your next family BBQ.
Mastitis In Dogs. Mastitis is an infection of the milk ducts. Also called mammitis or mastadenitis, during nursing, it can be caused by a breast (teat) engorgement (swelling). Mastitis can also be caused by a blocked milk duct.You may see cracked or damaged skin or tissue around the nipple.Bacteria get inside, either by a crack or even through the pores, and can infect the dam suddenly, even if the teat is not engorged. An engorged breast is a mild form of mastitis.Mastitis, if not treated, can lead to gangrene mastitis.Gangrene mastitis is caused by bacteria that do not require oxygen in order to grow (anaerobic bacteria).n engorged breast is a mild form of mastitis. Mastitis, if not treated, can lead to gangrene mastitis. Gangrene mastitis is caused by bacteria that do not require oxygen in order to grow (anaerobic bacteria).
Feeding Age 0-4 Weeks Mom: The nursing mother dog should be offered plenty of food at all times â nursing puppies is incredibly hard work and her calorie intake needs to be much higher than a non-lactating dog.Most dog food prints recommended dosing for lactating mother dogs on the label.hen the mother reenters the box, there should be some fussing for only a few minutes before everyone has settled down to serious nursing. Puppies will sleep 90% of the time and eat the other 10%. Age 4-5 Weeks Puppies usually can drink and eat from a saucer by 4 weeks. Weaning should be done gradually.