What are the symptoms of puerperal fever?

Symptoms of puerperal fever in dogs:
1. The dog’s body temperature remains high. When the dog’s body temperature approaches 40 degrees, convulsions may occur.
2. At the same time, dogs may also suffer from listlessness, decreased appetite, and increased water consumption.
3. Dogs will also appear obviously irritable, have less milk production, and have a faster pulse.
Causes of puerperal fever in dogs:
1. It is caused by the female dog not anti-inflammatory in time after giving birth or not injecting enough anti-inflammatory drugs.
2. The afterbirth is not clean, causing endometritis.
3. Postpartum puerperal fever in dogs may also be caused by postpartum low calcium.
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