Health Guarantee

Know about the health concerns of Pitbull

A pit bull is a powerful and robust dog with a large face as the most distinguishing feature. We at pitbullbullies offer you a variety of Pitbull. They have a large, flat head with a powerful jaw, small to medium ears, and a short, slender tail. They have a fine, short coat and we take a lot of care of them.

Aside from that, pit bulls do not have a selection of colors associated with their breed. At pitbullbullies, we have various colors, from steel gray to white with brown patches of pitbull. All of the color variations are determined by the breed’s blend of bulldogs and terriers.

The health concern with Pitbulls

We do guarantee your new puppy will be of sound health and temperament at the time of sale. We love our puppies, so our commitment to you will not end when the puppy arrives home. We will do our best to be there if questions or concerns arise. All of our puppies will have an extensive head to tail wellness exam by a licensed veterinarian prior to departure. They will also be up to date with age-appropriate vaccinations, micro-chipped and de-wormed on a regular schedule while in our care. Your puppy will arrive with a negative fecal exam for any live common parasites listed: coccidia, giardia, hook worms, round worms and tape worms.

Two (2) year Guarantee against any hereditary or congenital disorder that adversely affects the health of your puppy or causes the death of your puppy.

Full seven (7) day guarantee against Distemper, Parvo Virus, and Corona Virus. Should any of the above diseases be detected within the first seven (7) days by a licensed veterinarian from date of purchase, you must notify us within one (1) business day. Our guarantee stipulates you must take your new puppy to a licensed veterinarian within the first three (3) business days of arrival to ensure good health. We will not cover any veterinarian fees associated with accident or injuries that occur while traveling to a new destination.

In the event of a death resulting from a hereditary or congenital disorder, we need certification by a licensed veterinarian as reason for death and necropsy report.

Although pit bulls are generally safe pets, they have a few health issues you should be aware of.

• Hip Dysplasia

Pitbulls are more prone to hip dysplasia than other dogs because they are big and stocky, and we at pitbullbullies take special care of them. This will gradually cause their hip bone to deteriorate, making it difficult for them to walk and possibly leading to arthritis.

• Allergies

Pitbulls may develop severe allergies as a result of environmental particles or the food they eat. They can experience excessive itching and grow red, scaly skin as a result of this. Allergies can also lead to ear infections.

• Heart Problems

Pitbulls are vulnerable to heart attacks because the surrounding valves do not always form properly, and we at pitbullbullies take a lot of care of that. This may lead to a variety of heart issues, such as irregular heartbeat and even heart failure.

• Cataracts

Cataracts are also common in this breed, and we at pitbullbullies take special care of them. While a small cataract is unlikely to cause significant problems, it could develop into something much more severe.

Know about the diet of Pitbull

Blueberries are high in antioxidants, which aid in Pitbull’s well-being, and at pitbullbullies we provide a healthy diet to our digs. This will help them have a lot of energy while also avoiding many diseases, such as cancer. It also keeps their minds busy and stable.

Beef is an excellent source of protein for Pitbull’s bones, which will help them grow strong and healthy. At pitbullbullies we also provide them with various vitamins and minerals, which will help them stay energized. To avoid infections like salmonella, make sure to cook the beef, as with all meats, thoroughly. Pitbull loves Chicken, carrots, sweet potatoes, green beans, rice, apples, and pumpkin, among other foods.