My dog just went into heat yesterday and shes scheduled to be spayed tomorrow morning?

Question

Will this cause any problems when they spay her?

Answer 1

She can be spayed while in heat, they may charge a little more but it can be done. Pay the little extra, it's worth it to not go through the hassle of her being in heat.

Answer 2

Call your vet before you are scheduled to take her in tomorrow. Explain to them she has gone into heat. They may want to reschedule the spay.

She can be spayed while in heat, but many vets will opt to wait until after the heat is over due to increased risk of bleeding. During a heat cycle the uterus is engorged with blood which runs a higher risk of excessive bleeding. If they go ahead with the spay as planned they may charge a little more due the higher risk.

If they want to reschedule the spay, reschedule 4-6 weeks from now. In the meantime keep her away from all intact males, and don't leave her unattended outside, even in a fenced yard. Males will go to great lengths to get to a female in heat including digging under or going over a fence, some fences can even be bred through.

Her heat cycle will last 3-4 weeks. Generally the bleeding stops in 7-10 days, however she is still in heat. Some dogs barely bleed at all, some dogs bleed heavy throughout the whole cycle.

Answer 3

Your Vet may postpone the surgery because most Vets don't like to spay the females while they are in heat. Some Vets will spay her but will charge you a slightly higher fee. I don't know why? Since she just went into heat yesterday, I would take her is and have your Vet check her out. He will make the decision then.
Good Luck and Thank You for getting your dog spayed. You are giving her a great gift!

Answer 4

No just a bit of weight gain which can be easily prevented with excercise. You should always walk her least 5 times a week. Even if she is unspayed.

HOWEVER my vet told me that it is safer to spay a female dog or cat right after she is finished her first. heat cycle. Wait a couple weeks or however long it takes for her finish up.

Answer 5

canines do no longer pass into warmth in the event that they are spayed. they don't seem to be getting classes, through fact they have not got menstrual cycles. they have estrus cycles. so a tactics as bleeding after being spayed-it is in all possibility through canine having a UTI (urinary tract an infection) or different bladder/kidney subject. The indication your canine has a illness like it is once you notice blood interior the urine. It has no longer something to do with the canine being spayed, regardless of the incontrovertible fact that it does require vet interest in the present day.

Answer 6

Some vets will still do it-others won't. My girl was on the table already out when my vet discovered that she was in heat. He called me and told me that there was a greater risk of hemorrhage during heat and advised me to wait, which I did.

She did, unfortunately come up with a false pregnancy right after that, so I had to wait a few more months to get her done, but everything turned out okay anyway.

Answer 7

Check with your vet.
I know some vets are not willing to do the procedure when the dog is in heat, others are okay with it. My dog did the same thing. Actually, it was the morning of her procedure. I called the vet, and he had no problem with it. She got spayed that day, and there were no complications.

Answer 8

There can be excess bleeding because of the heat cycle. Some vets will not even do it while she is in heat. If they do, they will charge more. If you can keep her away from all males for the next 3 weeks, I suggest changing the appointment until after she has finished her heat.

Answer 9

Take her in tomorrow and have her spayed. Might cost a few bucks more, but it's better to get it done.

Answer 10

whoops! That'll cost you a few extra dollars. But if the vet is willing go ahead and get it over with! Mine was just done last Monday and I'm so glad we never had to- or have to- worry about that problem!