In the late stage of pyometra, dogs will have symptoms such as abdominal enlargement, purulent vaginal discharge, fever, loss of appetite, thirst, etc. Once the dog shows similar symptoms, it is best to take the dog to the pet hospital for surgery in time. , remove the diseased uterus to avoid delaying the condition and causing life danger.
Tips:
Pyometra usually occurs in female dogs that have never given birth, so if you don’t want your dog to give birth, it’s best to It’s a good idea to take your dog for neutering surgery.