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Old 03-14-2012, 07:47 PM   #18
gracielove
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I almost lost a darling little dog due to a uterine infection. Pyometra. It happened to her during her first heat but it can happen at any time to an unspayed female. I was blessed that my vet was able to save her. Many die.
Why take the chance? It is a real risk to your pet not to spay. Yes there is cancer as well as Pyometra. There is also the risk of a male dog smelling your female in heat and jumping a fence and killing her before you can do anything to stop it. Why put her through the stress of heat cycles? They bleed for two weeks.....like a period.

Spay her and get it over with. It's a safe and easy procedure and she will not be stressed again for the rest of her life by the hormonal cycle.
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