Section: Overview
Vaginitis is the term used to describe inflammation of the vagina. It is more common in dogs than in cats and is often seen in dogs less than one year of age. Vaginitis often resolves after the first estrous cycle. The cause is often nonspecific but can include:
Pyometra is the medical term used to describe an infected uterus. Since this is a disease of the uterus, spayed animals are not at risk. Dogs diagnosed with pyometra will often require emergency surgery...
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