What to do if your dog has inflammation of the reproductive system

The solution for dogs with inflammation of the reproductive system is to perform a cytological examination of the genitalia by pressing a slide, to see if there are any other abnormal changes. The genitalia of the affected dog should be washed with a 0.01% - 0.02% potassium permanganate solution, and then treated with antibacterial drugs for inflammation, and treated accordingly. It is recommended to pay attention to the hygiene and cleanliness of the affected dog.

Symptoms of reproductive system inflammation

In the early stages of inflammation of a dog's reproductive system, symptoms such as depression, loss of appetite, and others may appear. This may initially manifest as a decrease in a dog's appetite, eating less than usual, or occasionally vomiting every now and then, as well as extreme pickiness in eating. Specific symptoms may include redness and swelling of the genitalia, and increased secretions from the urethra.

What to do if the genitalia are abscessed

Abscesses in a dog's genitalia are generally caused by inflammation. The owner can first wash the dog's genitalia with physiological saline or ofloxacin solution, cleaning away the pus, and then drop dog-specific genital care liquid or ointment onto the affected area. It is best to combine this with medication. The specific drugs to be used should be purchased by the owner at an animal hospital after consulting with a veterinarian.

Medication for genital inflammation

There are two cases of genital inflammation in dogs:orchitis and epididymitis. The owner needs to buy iodine solution, anti-inflammatory ointment, and oral anti-inflammatory drugs from the hospital for treatment. The owner should shave off the excess hair around the testicles, clean and disinfect the affected area, apply the anti-inflammatory ointment, and feed the dog the oral anti-inflammatory drugs. In addition, the owner should also put a Elizabeth collar on the dog to prevent it from licking the affected area.