There typically aren't any side effects. The male may be a bit sore if the female moved around a lot while they were tied. Otherwise you should see no difference after mating.
Most veterinarians will not spay a dog which is in heat. You should wait until after she has finished her heat cycle.
A dog that's been spayed will no longer have heat cycles, and will stop attracting the attention of male dogs. She can never become pregnant.
Yes. There is usually an additional charge to spay dogs in heat though. It is best to have this procedure done BEFORE the dog goes into heat.
Vets will spay a dog while they are in heat but it is typically more expensive then when they are not in heat.
Can I have my dog spay while she has her period
Yes. Usually there is an extra charge added by the veterinarian.
Yes. Usually there is an extra charge added by the veterinarian.
No.
No.
Yes, when you spay your dog, she can no longer go into heat.
You should spay your dog AFTER the first menstrual period.
No, you may not spay a dog or cat while they are on their period (in heat). You must wait until after her heat cycle, and it's advised to do it right after to ensure that she did not conceive puppies.
The word is spayed. She is not a shovel. It can be done, but is a riskier operation than if she were not int heat. When a dog is in heat, their blood vessels are enlarged, which, in turn, can cause increased danger of hemorrhage.
yes but it is more expensive
Your dog will come into heat approximately every 6 months. Now is a good time to spay her, while she is not in heat. Will cut down her risks of mammary tumors, uterine infections, etc. She will live a longer life.