Pyometra will occur in almost all entire female dogs at some point in their life and is one of several medical reasons why it is important to get your dogs desexed. Even in dogs used for breeding, it is strongly recommended to desex dogs once they are no longer being used for breeding.
Signs of pyometra include lethargy, inappetence, vomiting and purulent discharge from the vulva. Tammy's surgery was a success and was reunited with her owner after a short stay in hospital.
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