Your Questions, Answered
Here’s some questions we frequently get asked about our Cavapoo puppies, the selection process, transitioning to home life with your new addition, and more - answered!
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Frequently Asked Questions on Cavapoos
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The best way to start your process is to email us or call Rob directly at 860-941-7318. We look forward to assisting you in the process and providing loving puppies for you to take home.
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Our prices for our puppies vary on markings and temperament starting at $3,000. For more information, feel free to reach out to us with any questions or inquiries here!
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Puppies are generally deemed healthy by our veterinarian at Norwich Animal Hospital, Dr.Baig, between 8-10 weeks old.
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Your puppy will come home with its health certificate and report card from the veterinarian, along with a bag of our recommended puppy food, Nutrisource. We will also provide you with a list of recommendations for all supplies to best transition your puppy into their new home.
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We generally have one litter planned every month, but we recommend just reaching out to us if you are interested for exact availability!
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Our Cavapoos generally weigh from 14-22 pounds once fully grown but that is depending on lifestyle and environment, factors such as exercise and diet can change the overall weight of a dog.
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We recommend NutriSource: Chicken Meal and Rice Recipe for all puppies. We recommend a slow and cautious introduction to treats, as our puppies have never been given treats on the farm. Click here to purchase our recommended food!
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As the puppies are transitioning to dry food here on the farm, they have 24/7 access to kibble. We recommend tailoring the puppies' feeding schedule to your family’s routine.
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Depending on which state you live in, after your puppy has received its rabies vaccination and final distemper, we recommend grooming your pup every 6-8 weeks.
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If you are concerned that you would need to leave your new puppy in a crate for this long due to work, etc., we unfortunately don’t recommend adding a new fur baby to your family.
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Our recommendations are a variety of essential items, toys, and comfort items for your puppy to look and feel its best.
