Whether a dog can be sterilized has nothing to do with age. Let me give you some insights into what circumstances are not suitable for sterilization of dogs. 1. Dogs in estrus period Many poop shovelers can't stand the dog's estrus and take...
Whether a dog can be sterilized has nothing to do with age. Let me give you some insights into what circumstances are not suitable for sterilization of dogs.
1. Dogs in estrus period
Many poop shovelers can't stand the dog's estrus and take them to sterilize, so many times they make up their minds to sterilize their dogs during estrus period, but it is not suitable!
When dogs are experiencing estrus, their uterus and reproductive organs are in a state of congestion and swollenness. If they are sterilized by impulse, they may cause severe bleeding.
2. Dogs are in poor health or are old and sick?
Some people may ask, isn't it said that dog sterilization has nothing to do with age? Then why are you old? First of all, if the dog is too old and in poor physical condition, their bodies will not be able to withstand sterilization surgery. Because the surgery is very dangerous compared to the elderly dogs, the recovery of the elderly dogs is not very optimistic.
Like some people suffering from respiratory diseases, if sterilized, they may be dangerous during the anesthesia process, resulting in poor breathing and causing danger.
3. Dogs during pregnancy
When a dog becomes pregnant, part of the nutrition in the body is absorbed by the puppies. The health status is definitely not as good as usual, and it is not suitable for sterilization. The shoveler just needs to help them maintain their fetus, otherwise it will affect their health.
4. Dogs who have been vaccinated
When dogs are vaccinated, their physical condition is very weak, and it is best not to even take a daily bath, let alone sterilization surgery. Owners can choose to undergo sterilization two weeks after the dog’s vaccine.
