When a dog shows symptoms of miscarriage, the owner needs to take the dog to the pet hospital immediately for examination, promptly help the dog expel the stillborn fetus from the uterus, and then give the dog some anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs to avoid infection and inflammation. If a dog has a miscarriage and the remaining dirt in the uterus is not discharged in time, it is likely to cause uterine inflammation or even pyometra. At this time, it is necessary to flush the dog's uterus with 3% boric acid solution and put anti-inflammatory drugs in the uterus. In severe cases, uterine removal surgery is required immediately.

1. Seek medical attention immediately

After the dog has a miscarriage, you need to take the dog to the pet hospital for examination as soon as possible, and clean the remaining dirt in the uterus in time. Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory treatment should be carried out according to the dog's own condition. If the condition is serious, it will also need to be treated. Pain relief. If not handled properly, the dog's uterus can easily become inflamed and even cause pyometra, making treatment more difficult.

2. Find out the cause of the disease

The cause of many dog ​​miscarriages cannot be identified, but this does not affect the dog's future reproduction. If the cause can be identified, you can choose to treat the cause. If the cause cannot be identified, symptomatic and supportive care is usually used. When the fetus is still alive in the dog's belly, the pregnancy can be allowed to continue. When there is no viable fetus left in the dog's belly, oxytocin can be used to promote the discharge of uterine contents. Some may need to be combined with antibiotics. In serious cases, uterine and oophorectomy may be required.

3. Precautions after miscarriage

After a dog has a miscarriage, the owner needs to pay attention to taking good care of it, providing nutrition to the dog, keeping warm, keeping the living environment clean, hygienic, and dry to prevent bacterial growth and infection, which may cause sequelae.