Symptoms of pyometra in female dogs:

1. Closed pyometra

The cervix is ​​completely closed and the vulva is free of pus. Sexual secretions are discharged, the abdominal circumference is larger, breathing and heartbeat are accelerated, and in severe cases, it is difficult to breathe, the abdominal skin is tense, the subcutaneous veins in the abdomen are enlarged, and the patient likes to lie down.

2. Open pyometra

The cervical canal is not completely closed, and a small amount of purulent secretion flows out from the vulva from time to time, which is cream-colored, gray or reddish-brown and smells bad. It smells bad and often contaminates the vulva, tail root and hocks. The affected dog's vulva is red and swollen, the vaginal mucosa is flushed, and the abdominal circumference is slightly enlarged.

3. Common symptoms

Most commonly occur 38 weeks after estrus. At first, there is fever, depression, decreased appetite, reduced activity, lethargy, and sometimes vomiting. As the disease progresses, appetite gradually disappears and the desire to drink Gradually, the affected dog becomes thinner, has an enlarged abdominal circumference, and suffers from physical failure.

Treatment methods for pyometra in female dogs:

1. For open pyometra, you can use anti-inflammatory drugs or sterilize every day, but Neutering is generally recommended.

2. The only treatment for closed pyometra is sterilization, because if pus is produced in closed pyometra, it will accumulate in the uterus and may even cause uterine rupture or other internal problems. , may also cause sepsis, so surgical treatment is required as soon as possible.