Pyometra is a serious condition that we frequently see in dogs and occasionally in cats. It is commonly found in female dogs that haven’t been spayed (neutered). The prognosis is generally good if the condition is treated in time, although age and concurrent disease can complicate the recovery process.

Neutering of our dogs and cats prevent this condition and should be one of the considerations when you are deciding whether or not to neuter your dogs and cats.

 Read our full article below for everything you need to know about Pyometra, including the clinical signs of Pyometra, the diagnosis and treatment, and the general prognosis of this condition.