In the early stages of pyometra in dogs, symptoms such as poor energy, loss of appetite, lethargy, inactivity, occasional vomiting, weight loss, and increased abdominal circumference will occur. Once a dog is found to have similar symptoms, it is best to send it to a pet hospital for examination in time. If it is pyometra, surgery needs to be performed to remove the diseased uterus in time to avoid life danger.

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Pyometra is a common gynecological disease in dogs. It mostly occurs in nulliparous female dogs or middle-aged and elderly female dogs, so more attention is needed.