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Originally Posted by P Hudson  Thank you, RescueMomma, for sharing that story. I'm so glad your baby pulled through and no longer has those health issues. That's a really scary and heart-wrenching scenario, and it should help anyone who's on the fence about spaying/neutering to climb down onto the right side of this issue, the side that's best for the dog.  |
I also almost lost a beautiful little puppy to Pyometra. She went into heat right at 6 months and developed the infection. But that is only one reason to spay. As you know there are many. She will be a little groggy from the anesthetic for the first day or two but she will be fine. It is amazing how much faster and easier it is for a dog to recover from such surgeries than for a human. Once it is done your little girl will have a beautiful carefree life to look forward to.