Pyometra, or uterine infection, is a serious condition characterized by the thickening of the uterine wall combined with a secondary bacterial infection originating from the vaginal tract. This life-threatening disease is most commonly found in unspayed female dogs, senior dogs, or those that have received hormonal contraceptive injections.

Meet ’Audrey,’ a first-time mother carrying a remarkable litter of over ten puppies! Understanding the challenges ahead, her owners proactively sought early prenatal care and chose to have her stay with us for professional obstetric monitoring. While a large litter is a blessing, it comes with increased health risks. The more puppies there are, the higher the chances of complications during pregnancy and labor. Professional supervision is vital to ensuring the safety of both the mother and her many little ones.