On average 6 feedings each day. Usually 4-6 feedings each day. as your baby takes more solids, the number of feedings may decrease. As the baby takes more solids the number of feedings will decrease. Usually 4 feedings each day. On average every 3-4 hours or 6-8 feedings each day, 2-3 fl. oz. per feeding. Feed on demand.
Some dogs may display lethargy; if the infection is more severe, the dog will show symptoms such as: 1  Dry coughing, especially after exercising; in advanced cases of heartworms, the dog will cough up blood. 2  Tiredness; the dog will spend more hours sleeping and sitting. 3  Early exhaustion after physical exercise. 4  Vomiting.
Once the heartworm finds its way into the animal, it leads to heart failure, lung damage and can potentially leave life-threatening problems in other organs. While heartworm is commonly found in dogs and cats, it also can live in other animals, such as wolves, foxes and in some cases, even people. Wild animals that live close to homes, such as wolves and foxes, are considered dangerous carriers of heartworm.