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Treatment
Outpatient treatment is sufficient under most circumstances. Medications in the form of vaginal douches and antibiotics will be used to treat the infected area.
Living and Management
The entire round of antibiotic treatment must be completed to ensure a full recovery.
Prevention
Spaying can help to reduce the likelihood of vaginal infections. For birthing animals, make sure that all of the uterine contents have left the animals body, and be observant of excess blood or discharge after the birth. Related ArticlesThickening of the Uterus Lining and Fluid-... The abnormal thickening (pyometra) of the uters' lining can occur in dogs at any... READ MORE Sperm Ducts Cysts in Dogs A spermatocele is a cyst in the ducts or epididymis that conduct sperm, and is usually... READ MORE
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