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Caesarean section in a Siberian husky dog: A case report

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 2020 · Vol. 8(6) · pp. 2095–2097

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A case of dystocia was presented in two-year-old Siberian husky dog with the history of persistent straining for the past three hours, anorexia and vulval swelling. The dog’s gestation period was already around 68 days. Since there is no response for whelping even after induction, caesarean section has been performed in order to relieve the pain of dog and also to take out the foetus.

Veterinary Medicine and SurgeryHuman-Animal Interaction StudiesUrological Disorders and TreatmentsCaesarean sectionAnorexiaMedicineSection (typography)PregnancyGestationFetusObstetricsBiologyInternal medicine
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