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by Arna on 26 November 2008 - 19:11
Is this an known problem?
My bitch is two weeks pregnant and fore the last 4 days she have been bleeding first clean healthy looking blood then thin fore one day.
Can I expect her to be miscarrying?
Please let me know if you have any experience about this.
by eichenluft on 26 November 2008 - 19:11
are you sure she's pregnant? If she's not pregnant, could be the remnants of her heat cycle - some dogs bleed throughout her heat. If she is pregnant, then bleeding is not a good sign. But, two weeks is too early to lose puppies via bleeding or any sort of discharge - they would just absorb the fetuses at this early stage. And, if puppies are miscarried at a later date, they are also absorbed, but a brownish pussy discharge is what you would expect then. I would be suspicious of pyometra (uterine infection). Take her temperature, then take her to the vet.
molly

by tigermouse on 26 November 2008 - 21:11
I would take a trip to the vets just to be safe she shouldn't be bleeding but saying that one of our girls bled for 2 days and whelped 10 healthy pups no problems at all
good luck :)
tracie

by dogshome9 on 26 November 2008 - 23:11
I have a bitch here with 7 puppies, post mating she continued to bleed for some for 5 weeks. My vet swabbed her and found no infection but she was put on 2 weeks of antibiotics just in case, the bleeding did ease but didn't stop for 5 weeks, she went on to deliver 7 healthy pups. She sure had me worried though.
I would take her to the vet and have her checked to be sure she is OK.

by katjo74 on 27 November 2008 - 00:11
She could just be finishing up her cycle, especially if this was a first time breeding. Or maybe she didn't take from the breeding for some reason or another. It's a wait and see sort of thing in a sense.
Nothing takes the place of a professional checking. If you're truly worried, do it.
I've seen spotting 4-5wks post-breeding when a large litter was being carried, but was the only time I saw it. Ended up with 11 pups.
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