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Enlarging scrotum in dogs after neutering
The inflammation in dogs mainly depends on the type of inflammation, and targeted treatment is required.
- If the whole-body inflammation is accompanied by intestinal symptoms, it is necessary to deal with the intestinal problems specifically.
- If the systemic inflammation is caused by internal organ infection, such as uterine pyometra, surgery is needed to remove the uterus and combined with systemic antibiotics.
- If the inflammation is caused by respiratory tract infection, it is necessary to handle the respiratory symptoms.
Enlarging scrotum in dogs after neutering
The swelling of the scrotum in dogs after neutering is due to inflammation. After the neutering surgery is completed, be sure to follow the doctor's instructions and wear the Elizabeth collar properly. The collar can be removed within the owner's sight for eating, but must be worn at other times to prevent the dog from licking the wound and further infecting it. Secondly, after the neutering surgery, dogs need to be injected with antibiotics for three consecutive days, and female dogs also need to be given intravenous fluids. Medication needs to be applied daily to help the wound heal better.
Symptoms of inflammation in dogs
In fact, most diseases can cause inflammation in dogs. Some symptoms of inflammation in dogs include:
- Loss of appetite or complete anorexia, poor spirit;
- Vomiting and diarrhea;
- Coughing, sneezing, and running nose due to respiratory infection;
- Hematuria, increased or decreased urine output. Clinically, the degree of body inflammation is often detected by blood routine examination of white blood cells and C-reactive protein.
What to do if a dog has inflammation
Increased white blood cells are a manifestation of the body's resistance to disease. When white blood cells are significantly elevated, it indicates that the body still has the ability to resist disease. It is recommended to go to the pet hospital as soon as possible for examination and diagnosis to find the cause of the disease. If the inflammation is mild, oral antibiotics can be chosen. If the inflammation is high, injection and intravenous treatment are preferred to control the inflammation. While controlling the inflammation, treat the cause of the disease, thus solving the problem fundamentally.