Managing a female dog’s estrus cycle involves a multifaceted approach encompassing hygiene, containment, behavioral management, and proactive measures to prevent unwanted pregnancies. For instance, providing frequent cleaning of the vulva area addresses... Read more »
Caring for a canine during estrus involves managing the physical and behavioral changes associated with this reproductive cycle. This period typically lasts for several weeks and includes vulvar swelling, bloody discharge, and... Read more »
Caring for a canine during its estrus cycle involves managing physical and behavioral changes. This period, typically lasting several weeks, includes vaginal bleeding, swelling of the vulva, increased urination, and attraction of... Read more »
Canine estrus, commonly referred to as being “in heat,” is a recurring physiological process in female dogs who have not been spayed. This period marks their fertility and involves a series of... Read more »