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Female dog bleeding from her bits

  • 18-02-2013 5:39am
    #1
    gazelec
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    Hi all, i have a jack russell which i got her spayed when she was a puppy about 5 years ago, i noticed recently she became irritated with her bits and when i checked her i noticed some dried in blood, i cleaned this up but there seems to be more. Im not sure if this is normal if shes in heat or not but i thought the spay would of prevented this?
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  • #2
    meoklmrk91
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    If she has been spayed this isn't normal. She should be seen by a vet.


  • #3
    gazelec
    Registered Users Posts: 85 ✭✭gazelec


    Thanks meoklmrk91, i was thinking i might have to go down that road alright, just needed a 2nd opinion cheers.


  • #4
    meoklmrk91
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,085 ✭✭✭meoklmrk91


    gazelec wrote: »
    Thanks meoklmrk91, i was thinking i might have to go down that road alright, just needed a 2nd opinion cheers.

    No bothers, let us know how she gets on.


  • #5
    gazelec
    Registered Users Posts: 85 ✭✭gazelec


    Hi just an update, been to the vets and they reckon its an infection, she got an injection and shes on a course of antibiotics for a couple of weeks so hopefully it clears up. Cheers.


  • #6
    jimf
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    gazelec wrote: »
    Hi just an update, been to the vets and they reckon its an infection, she got an injection and shes on a course of antibiotics for a couple of weeks so hopefully it clears up. Cheers.

    keep a close eye on her if she starts weeing/drinking excessively bring her straight back to vet


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