Avoiding cleft lips in newborns

There are many contributing factors to cleft lips and cleft palates. Food, a mother’s stress levels, overexertion, and air quality have all been shown to contribute to the defects. So the question becomes, what can breeders do to avoid these problems?<br><br>Diet: The first thing breeders should do is verify that their puppies mother’s food has been fortified with folic acid. <br><br>Overexertion: Females should be given regular breaks throughout the day to eat and rest. <br><br>Mental stress, worry, or anxiety: Females should be kept indoors, especially in the final trimester. <br><br>Air quality: Females should be kept indoors during wildfires. <br><br>Feel free to add your thoughts and any additional advice that you can provide.