Dogs need caesarean section after the expected date of delivery

The pregnancy cycle of dogs is generally 58 to 64 days, with an average of 62 days. If the dog exceeds this time and there is no sign of giving birth, in order to prevent the puppies from being born in the abdomen If an accident occurs due to too long delay, then it is necessary to consider caesarean section to deliver the cub.

Cesarean section is required if the dog’s labor signs exceed 36 hours

Although some dogs have signs of imminent labor, such as fasting, nesting (scratching), emotional uneasiness, and vaginal mucus leakage , Frequent licking of the vulva, breast secretion of milk, etc. However, there has been no movement. At this time, the possibility of dystocia cannot be ruled out. It is also recommended to take her to the hospital to listen to the doctor's professional advice. If necessary, a caesarean section must be performed.

Dogs with abnormal fetal position and too many fetuses require caesarean section

It is best to have a prenatal check-up in the late pregnancy of the dog to check the specific condition of the fetus, ensure the safety of the fetus in the abdomen, and keep track of the pregnancy and pregnancy at all times The condition of the fetus to prevent accidents to the greatest extent.

The dog's labor process is too long and requires a caesarean section

When the female dog starts to give birth, it is not very smooth. For example, she keeps trying to contract her body but still no pups are born. A certain pup during the birth process If the interval exceeds 3 hours, and the female dog also discharges black, smelly, and blood-stained secretions, these indicate that the female dog is at risk of dystocia, and it is recommended to consider caesarean section to deliver the pups as soon as possible.

The female dog is weak and needs a caesarean section

Some dogs may not be in very good physical condition, or may be obese due to lack of exercise during pregnancy, being too thin or eating too much, or have certain characteristics. For dogs with some genetic diseases, natural birth requires a lot of physical strength, which may be unbearable for them.

Special dog breeds may require caesarean section

For example, our common English bulldogs and French bulldogs are likely to be at risk of dystocia due to their narrow hips and round heads. caused by such a special structure. There are also smaller dogs such as Yorkshire terriers, Chihuahuas, and Teddy dogs, which are also more difficult to give birth to. Their own energy is limited, and if there are many fetuses and they are large, it will be more dangerous.
If you want to see more, please click: Signs before a dog gives birth, how to judge how soon a dog will give birth