Consider the Risks Associated with Breeding. Breeding Your Dog Only Prevent Pyometra If She Becomes Pregnant. Even Then, There Are Rare Cases That May Let...
Consider the risks associated with breeding.
Breeding your dog only prevent pyometra if she becomes pregnant. Even then, there are rare cases that may let pyometra develop. Monitor your dog carefully after breeding to confirm that she is pregnant. If she is not, she is still susceptible to pyometra.
Does breeding cause pyometra in dogs?
“We know that the hormonal environment of the bitch lays the foundational groundwork for this disease to take hold, explains Von Dollen. “Over a bitch's lifetime, the cumulative effect of the cyclic exposure to these hormones predisposes her to develop pyometra.
Pyometra is entirely preventable. If your dog is successfully spayed before her first season, she will be best protected from this and many other reproductive diseases. If you are a breeder, you can still protect your dogs by tracking their seasons and closely monitoring any changes in their behaviour.