The reproductive system is an important part of the dog's body. If it is not well protected, it will cause endless troubles and may even endanger life. So what are the common reproductive system diseases? Common reproductive system diseases in m...
The reproductive system is an important part of the dog's body. If it is not well protected, it will cause endless troubles and may even endanger life. So what are the common reproductive system diseases? Common reproductive system diseases in male dogs:
A series of organs that complete reproductive functions of male dogs, namely testicles, delivery ducts, appendage glands and external genitals.
The male dog is about 12 weeks old after birth, its testicles have descended into the scrotal cavity and have a certain degree of wanderingness. The position after 1 year old is basically fixed. If the testicles remain in the abdominal cavity or in the inguinal canal after adulthood and do not descend into the scrotum, it is cryptorchidism.
Cryptidchidis is more common on the left side and rarely on the right side and on the left and right sides. When one side is cryptorchidis, the other side can still work normally. Common reproductive system diseases in female dogs:
A series of organs that female dogs complete reproductive functions, namely the ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus and vagina.
Urgent Pulmonary Syndrome is the most common reproductive system disease in female dogs. A large amount of pus accumulates in the uterus and is accompanied by endometrial hyperplastic inflammation. Dogs are seriously infected with bacteria, which triggers a series of physiological reactions. In severe bacterial endotoxins, multiple organ failure and death.
Early: fever, depression, decreased appetite, decreased activity, drowsiness, and sometimes vomiting.
Mid-term: Eating gradually decreases and water consumption increases. Some dogs will leak a small amount of purulent secretions from the vagina in an irregular manner
