At what age can a Teddy be rehomed?

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Rehome a Teddy only after 2 months. It starts weaning at about 40 days, so keep it on mother’s milk before that. After weaning, if its resistance is good, rehoming is fine.

A healthy Teddy can be vaccinated after 45 days; if not yet vaccinated when rehomed, remind the new owner to do it and explain its eating habits.

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