How can I suppress a dog's estrus? How many months does it usually take for a dog to estrus?

Anyone who has raised a dog knows that dogs have estrus periods, and this means that you can start preparing for breeding. If your pet dog does not need to be bred, it needs to be sterilized. Generally, dog sterilization can be done after the first estrus ends, so how to suppress the first estrus period of a dog? When do dogs usually go into heat?

How to suppress a dog's estrus

Dogs can be estrus suppressed by progesterone or hydroxyprogesterone, with the dosage of 1/4 tablet per dog. It is recommended that these two drugs be taken before the dog goes into estrus, and the effect is not good when used during estrus. If the dog is in estrus and there is no plan to breed, it is recommended to sterilize it. Long-term feeding of drugs to suppress estrus to dogs can cause arteriosclerosis, ovarian bleeding, ovarian swelling and other diseases in dogs. All drugs are toxic, so please consider carefully.

There is currently no estrus-suppressing drug suitable for dogs. I hope owners will not be obsessed with it, but choose breeding or sterilization as soon as possible.

How many months does it usually take for a dog to go into heat?

The female dog's estrus period is from March to May and from September to November every year. The female dog will bleed from the vagina during estrus, and the best time to conceive is one to two days after the bleeding. Male dogs enter estrus after smelling the odor of female dogs in estrus, and may urinate everywhere. If the owner does not want the dog to be in estrus, he can take the dog to be sterilized.

What are the characteristics of Teddy in heat

When a Teddy dog ​​is in heat, its general characteristics include behavioral changes, increased excitement, increased activity, restlessness, loud voices, bright eyes, swelling and flushing of the vulva, discharge of red mucus with blood, loss of appetite, frequent urination, arched back, liking to be close to male dogs, and often climbing other male dogs.

Why don't bitches go into heat?

1. Congenital factors:

Physiological defects and genetic defects, such as incomplete development of reproductive organs and abnormal hormone secretion. In addition, the presence of bad reproductive genes may also cause female dogs to not estrus.

2. Disease factors:

Possible diseases include: infectious diseases, such as brucellosis, tuberculosis, listeriosis, toxoplasmosis, etc.; reproductive system diseases, such as endometritis, persistent corpus luteum, ovarian cysts, follicular cysts, etc.

3. Nutritional factors:

Insufficient or unbalanced nutrition; insufficient energy and protein; lack of vitamins and minerals.