Conservative treatment for pyometra in elderly dogs involves first cleaning out the pus in the elderly dog’s body, and then using a catheter to inject antibiotics into the uterus to reduce inflammation. However, conservative treatment is often difficult to cure pyometra and can only have a limited effect. It has a relieving effect, so it is best to take the dog to the pet hospital for surgery to remove the uterus and ovaries.

How to treat pyometra in dogs?

1. If the condition is not serious, oral medications and intravenous injection can be used to achieve the anti-inflammatory and pus-removing effect.

2. If it is a serious case of pyometra, doctors generally recommend removing the uterus directly to avoid recurrence or other diseases in old age. Before performing surgery on a dog, it is best to check the body first to confirm that the dog is in good health and that there are no other abnormalities to avoid accidents during the surgery.