11/02/2026
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A large breed female dog came in today for a spay procedure. She started her heat cycle about 1.5-1 months ago and the owners noticed her to have unusual discharge about a month after the heat started, likely indicating a pyometra. A pyometra is a uterine infection that develops in female dogs and cats after they go through a heat cycle. This can be deadly and needs to be addressed ASAP. The curative treatment is a spay procedure to remove the infected uterus and the ovaries. This video depicts the purulent material (pus) being expressed from the uterus from the uterus after the spay procedure was completed.
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