Symptoms of vulvar inflammation in dogs:

1. Symptoms of vulvitis include mucopurulent discharge from the vulva, restlessness, arched back, frequent urination, and moaning. .

2. The labia are swollen, and most sick dogs refuse to examine the vulva due to pain.

3. The area around the vulva is often contaminated by secretions and induces dermatitis.

4. Primary vaginitis mostly manifests as the continuous discharge of large amounts of purulent secretions from the vagina of pre-sexually mature dogs, while in secondary vaginitis, in addition to the vaginal discharge of strange secretions, sick dogs often lick Vulva, and symptoms of frequent urination and oliguria.

5. Vaginal examination shows that the vaginal mucosa is congested and swollen, and other systemic symptoms of vulvitis and vaginitis are not obvious.

Treatment methods for dog vulva inflammation:

1. For vulvitis in female dogs, you can first clean the tail and vulva, and then apply anti-inflammatory to the vulva after cleaning. ointment.

2. Vaginitis before sexual maturity does not require treatment and usually disappears on its own during the first estrus.

3. For vaginitis in adult dogs, bacterial infection should be eradicated. If necessary, systemic antibiotics can be used, but the results of drug susceptibility tests done by vaginal cultures should be used as the basis.

4. Use systemic antibiotics and vaginal flushing until about 1 week after the vaginal discharge disappears.