Estrus Symptoms After Spaying in Dogs

My 10 month old puppy Truffle got spayed yesterday and I brought her home today. She has clear liquid coming from her vulva and it looked like a string dangling that wouldn't come off unless wiped away. What can this be?

My female dog is nine years old. She was spayed when she was a puppy. For the past few years she’s been showing signs like she goes into heat. Constantly panting , And licking. Unfortunately she did not get to the vet. Can she still be helped or is she too old?

I adopted my dog a year ago from a local shelter, she was about 1 year 7 months old. It states on her paperwork that she was spayed. They also told me she had a litter. So I have had her a year! Just the last couple of days, though, she has had some bleeding. I took her to the vet and her bloodwork and urinalysis came back normal they said. They did give her a shot of antibiotic and some pills - a steroid taper that I am still finishing up. She seems to have stopped bleeding, but I am worried she is not okay. She is acting fine.

My 4yr old Chihuahua was a rescue. She was fine with my other female dog til she went in heat. In heat she started viciously attacking my little dog. We had her spayed while still in heat, about 2 months ago. We brought her home and she is still viciously attack my other baby every chance she gets. I am so distraught and having a bad case of nerves. When I try to separate them it is horrible. It is like she is so zoned out and she has bitten me 4 times and I am scared to death she will kill my Baby. Not to mention the biting hurts horribly. How long does it take for hormones to die down, and what can I do? When not around my Baby, who is 7 years old, she is sweet. But I can not accept this behavior. My Baby has been fixed many years ago, and the other dog has affected my Baby's life style.

We adopted our dog from St. Lucia, where she was spayed at a very young age. She's a year now and the last few months we've noticed her vulva and nipples are enlarged/swollen. Is this likely ovarian remnant syndrome? Or could this be something else? To check if she has ovarian remnant syndrome, is a blood test recommended? If it comes back negative, what else can it be?

My rescue pup is 4.5 months old. She was spayed at the shelter. But every so often she has discharge - yellowish. Not sure if it’s worth all the money to go to the vet?

I found all of this information helpful but it still did not answer the one question that I was coming to find out. I have a 8 1/2 year old pitbull that was spayed a little over a year ago. We took her over to some friends where they had a male boxer and we paid no attention because she was spayed and somehow they manage to still lock... It did not last for long so it wasn't a full on lock but they were stuck together and she was in an immense amount of pain and then today she has been very whiney like in pain and she has vomited several times.... I know that for the 1st few weeks following the slaying ,it could be detrimental and possibly even deadly if a stud is able to get to them, but does this rule still apply year or so after? Please help, I'm low on money but I'm terrified that the stud may have really hurt my Bella

1 year old female Pitbull. Sudden wet spots appear underneath my dog's rear area on the couch. After further investigation it is a clear thin odorless watery substance. The dog is spayed, and recently received her boosters! No issues with this ever before. Now the dog is forced to lay on towels everywhere she goes.

Please dont tell me to go to the Vet we went to the vet today and paid $175 for them to say it's nothing to worry about.

I’m waiting for results on a blood test for ovarian remnant syndrome on my 5 year old Labrador. She was spayed 11 weeks ago and is spotting blood. Is this not a mistake by the vet if it comes back positive, that he did not do the job correctly first time?

My dog, a one year old German Shepherd, was just spayed on a Thursday, July 19th. Since then, she has had diarrhea with the occasional vomiting. Other than those issues, she’s completely fine. I contacted the the vets and they said that it is normal for those symptoms, even without pain medication. How long after the surgery, should I begin to worry?

Hi, our 7 month old cairn terrier was spayed 2 days ago. She had been recovering well, and her behavior was back to Normal fairly quickly (peeing, pooping, eating etc). We had no issues with her behavior for the first 24 hours, however since then she has been consistently trying to lick her private parts. She does not go after the incision at all, but seems to be specifically licking her vagina/vulva. We quickly order her to stop which she does, but a few minutes later will go back to doing it again. We have not noticed any form of discharge or liquid or any irritation to the area. Also, prior to this she had never done this before in the past or have had any symptoms related to her being in heat. Do you have any idea why she is doing this? Could this be her trying to alleviate any form of discomfort that may be lingering from the surgery, or is this something more serious?
Thanks in advance

Hello,

My dog was spayed on May 28 of this year, it is now June 5th. Her incision healed up fine after a course of Clavamox because she had an allergic reaction to the sutures they used inside her body. Everything seemed normal after that, until I recently noticed she was spotting blood from her vulva. The bleeding was not super dense at first, but then it almost seemed like she was on her period. Every time she urinates there's at least a couple of drops of blood in it. She seems fine other wise, but I'm wondering if it may be ovarian remnant syndrome...the last thing I want is for her to have to go through surgery again.

Hi, my female dog was just spayed about 4 days ago. All seemed to be going well but she has yellow discharge coming out of her vagina. It's very little but it smells. Could this be a result of poor surgery technique or residual heat or a stump left in her?

I am going to the vet in a few days but just want to check in

My dog was spayed at 18 months one week ago. She is feeling very well and looks great. The issue is she is obsessively licking her vulva. There is no bleeding, could this be ORS?

We adopted a female puppy mill rescue, about 5 months ago, who was a breeder in the mill for her whole life. She's 7 years old. Recently, like the last 10 to 14 days, she's been having abnormal anxious behaviors we haven't ever seen her exhibit. They told us she was spayed when we adopted her. When we take her outside, it's almost like she's having nervous/panic/anxiety attack. She constantly runs and we can't get her to calm down to even go potty. She normally loves other dogs, she's always enjoyed the, way more than people, but she just cowers lately when another dog is around. My husband suggested that maybe she's acting up because this is the time of year she normally went into heat and she's having anxiety from all of her past breedings. As long as she's inside, she is our princess like always. Is it possible she might be having hormone fluctuations similar to the heat cycle that's causing her behavior? Or could it just be anxiety from the time of year and her history? We just want to make her life as great as we can, so we want to figure out what's behind her sudden behavior change.

My 8 year old female Siberian husky, who was spayed before ever going into heat, has a swollen vulva and vaginal bleeding.
About a year ago she was prescribed prednisone to treat symptoms to a respiratory issue that the vet was unable to diagnose after x-rays, heartworm tests... We are still giving her small doses of prednisone to help her to breathe better during long episodes wheezing and coughing up flem. Though the prednisone does cause her urinary incontinence, excessive drinking and makes her grumpy. Could these two issues be related?

Our shepherd was spayed two weeks ago, immediately she started squatting like she has to go pee. This is about every few minutes and after two weeks it is still going on. They have been treating her foe urinary track infection but today they said it could be that the Blatter has attached to the sutures on the uterus . Is this normal and will the symptoms get better?

My dog was spayed june 28th 2017 and she was in her 2nd week of heat during the surgery. She seemed to recover fine and the incision is healed. It is now kuly 14th and she is spotting is this normal or could it be risidual heat blood?