Bleeding during pregnancy may be caused by miscarriage. The sign of miscarriage in dogs is heavy bleeding from the lower body, followed by the expulsion of the fetus. Usually the cause of miscarriage in dogs may be caused by stress and external impact. If the dog has bleeding from the lower body, it is recommended to take it to the hospital for examination in time. If necessary, surgery is required to remove the stillborn fetus and clean the uterus.

Methods to avoid bleeding and miscarriage in dogs:

1. Prevent the female dog’s abdomen from being squeezed, and do not keep it in a narrow place.

2. Prevent the female dog from jumping from high places to conflict, and do not let it receive fright or other strong stimuli.

3. Do not bathe the dog to avoid catching a cold. Cold baths will cause the body temperature of the female dog to drop sharply and lead to miscarriage.

4. It is forbidden for female dogs to take anthelmintic drugs during pregnancy to avoid rabies infection. Rabies vaccinations should not be given during pregnancy or for some time after delivery.