Thread: Stump Pyometra
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Old 12-27-2007, 02:29 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by MyFairLacy View Post
Yes you can. If a dog is CORRECTLY spayed then there is no chance of getting it. Only an incorrectly spayed dog would have a chance of developing it. I would say the risk is very very very minimal...and would only happen if your vet didn't do it right
You make a great point. Though, my question is...How is one suppose to know if their vet performed the procedure incorrectly? From what I read, unless a person knows what symptoms to look for...it will usually go undetected...

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