PUPPIES!!!!!!!!!

Question
i AM A NOVICE AT BEST WHEN IT COMES TO BREEDING (ACCIDENTAL BREEDING)I DONT GET THESE DOGS PREGO ON PURPOSE BUT I HAVE YET TO SPAY TWO OF MY FEMALES I THOUGHT ONE WAS SHE IS A SHI-POO RESCUE, BUT THIS IS NOT ABOUT HER I HAVE A MIX BREED WHO JUST HAD A LITTER DAD DOG AN AMERICAN BULLDOG EVERYTHING IN THE PREGNANCY WENT FINE THEN SHE GAVE BIRTH AND THAT IS WHEN IT GOT A LIL CRAZY SHE GOT MASTITUS THE PUPS STOPPED POOPING I TREATED BOTH AND I FELT GREAT, BUT NOW MOM WONT STIMULATE OR PLAY WITH THEM SO I HAVE TO POOP THEMM AND THERE 3 WEEKS OLD AND KNOW THEY HAVE HAIRBALLS AND WORMS TREATED FOR BOTH STILL NOT POOPING ON HERE OWN I AM A LIL WORRIED SO I STARTED THEM ON MUSH PUPPY FOOD AND GOATS MILK WARMED THEN THEY NURSE AND OH YEAH SHE IS GETTING MILK FAILURE WHAT CAN I DO TO ADRESS ALL THESE PROBLEMS? DESPITE EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN GOING WRONG THEY ARE HITTING THERE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT i JUST CANT KEEP POOPING THEM. IF YOU HAVE ANY INORMATION ON ANY OF THIS I WOULD BE SO GATEFUL!

Answer
Three weeks is a bit too young to be starting them on solid foods. They need to be on puppy milk replacer at this point and bottle fed. When they are 4 weeks old you can start them on softer foods. Goats milk is not recommend nor is any cows milk.
You must keep stimulating them to defecate or they will get sick very quickly and die. There is no way around this.
Dogs don't get 'hairballs' but yes they get worms when they are born- passed through the placenta and the milk. Too young to worm yet.
You are stuck with this chore for another week or two at best. Both dogs should be spayed soon or you will be going through this again.
Please don't use all caps when sending questions- it makes it very hard to read the question.

So get some puppy milk replacement and start them on that. Keep up the good work and make some appointments for spaying them both.
Hopefully you can find homes for all these puppies.