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Animal Health – General (Expert Forum)
neuter complications
Answered by
Aleda M Cheng, D.V.M., C.V.A - Small Animals, dogs, cats, C.V.A, Western Herbal Medicine, Traditional Chinese Herbalist, Acupuncture
American Animal Hospital
Randolph - NJ
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neuter complications
by jesi1968, Apr 01, 2009 03:44PM
My dogs nose is bleeding profusely after I picked him up ffrom being neutered today I called the vet he said he has never heard of this and if it doesnt stop by tomorrow bring him in Should I be concerned he is leaving puddles every minute or so Please help
Type of Animal
:
dog
Age of Animal
:
2
Sex of Animal
:
Male
Breed of Animal
:
chocolate lab
Last date your pet was examined by a vet?
:
April 01, 2009
Doctor's Answer
by Aleda M Cheng, D.V.M., C.V.A, Apr 02, 2009 05:06PM
, Apr 02, 2009 05:06PM
Is your dog bleeding from his incision also? If so, he may have a bleeding disorder.
The other possibility is trauma to the nose, which could have occurred following anesthesia. Some patients have a difficult time coming out of anesthesia and thrash around until they fully awaken. This is something that usually cannot be prevented, since anesthesia affects all patients differently.
The other possibility is trauma to the nose, which could have occurred following anesthesia. Some patients have a difficult time coming out of anesthesia and thrash around until they fully awaken. This is something that usually cannot be prevented, since anesthesia affects all patients differently.
