What should I do if my male dog is infertile?

Treatment methods for male dog infertility:
1. First, improve the feeding and management conditions and provide sufficient nutrients to enhance physical fitness. Strengthen physical exercise, and the number of breedings should be moderate to avoid too much or too little.
2. Male dogs with reproductive organ diseases or systemic diseases should be treated accordingly according to the original disease.
3. For male dogs lacking sexual desire, take 10 mg of methyltestosterone orally or intramuscularly inject 20 to 50 mg of testosterone propionate/time. Male dogs that fail to respond to treatment or are aging should be eliminated and not used for breeding.
Causes of dog infertility:
1. Poor feed quality, vitamin deficiency, lack of exercise, over-breeding or no breeding for a long time.
2. It is caused by improper feeding and management, too simple feeding diet, lack of certain essential amino acids, inorganic salts, vitamins, etc.
3. Reproductive tract abnormalities, such as slender cervix and uterine horns, excessive narrowing or atresia of the vagina or vulva, etc.
- How to train a Greyhound at night? Greyhound training tips!
- How to train a dog to hold the food bowl?
- Here are the common diseases of dogs and cats
- Which is better, Teddy or Pomeranian? What is the difference between Teddy and Pomeranian?
- Teach you how to properly trim your dog’s toenails
- What should I do if my dog is constipated? Symptoms and treatment of dog constipation
- What to do if your dog’s skin is dry
- How much does an Eskimo dog cost_price_pictures
- What are the symptoms of dog shock?
- Why is the puppy's hind legs shaking?



