If you believe your dog has a retained placenta, you need to take her to a veterinarian to have her examined. A retained placenta can cause infection and necrosis of the uterus, which could kill your dog.
Note: when taking your dog with new puppies to the vet, you need to take all the puppies with you - it's not a good idea to try to leave them at home. Nestle them in a laundry basket or a plastic storage bin with towels across the bottom to transport them safely.
when a dog is in labor does she need to expell 1 sac or placenta for each puppy that she has, what happens if 1 doesnt come out? example 4 puppies, and only 3 sacs or placentas.
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If a dog has a retained placenta, it's crucial to seek veterinary assistance promptly. The veterinarian may perform an examination and possibly administer medication to help expel the retained tissue. In some cases, surgical intervention may be necessary to remove the placenta. Monitoring the dog for signs of infection, such as fever or discharge, is also important.
Justin Bieber Doesnt have a dog,he also doesnt have a pet.
See if the dog is lactating, or is she restless?
Yes they do, all Placental mammals do.
my dog doesnt eat his collar
No Garrett Hedlund Doesnt Have A Dog
It has been my experience, that it is best to wait until your dog is fully mature before mating. At least 1 year of age. They are better able to carry the pregnancy, safely deliver and care for their puppies at over 1 year old.
Yes it have a winer doesnt it
60 - 65 days
Well, the dog will starve, and probably die after awhile.