will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat?

will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat?if yes or no please give details and how much would surgery be?just noticed our dog has this, browsed online - vet is closed, going in the morning. thanks

    will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat?

    will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat?if yes or no please give details and how much would surgery be?just noticed our dog has this, browsed online - vet is closed, going in the morning. thanks...
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    • will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat?

      will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat? General Dog Discussions
      will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat?if yes or no please give details and how much would surgery be?just noticed our dog has this, browsed online - vet is closed, going in the morning. thanks

      will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat?

      will vet spay dogs with vaginal hyperplasia (or prolapse) while on heat? General Dog Discussions
    • Vets will spay dogs while in heat, but usually charge more for it. Not sure if they will spay if she is in heat and has vaginal hyperplasia. It depends on the vet. As for the cost, it depends more on where you live than anything else. I live in a small ranch town and the vet is relatively cheap, depending too on the size of the dog. We have a Border Collie and she was 150 to spay, including the anesthesia and pain meds. Our Chihuahuas are going to be around 90. Vets in the bigger cities charge bigger prices. You do need to stop her from licking the area to prevent infection and further pain.

    • Yes. As for cost, contact your vet. I hope you're not just sitting around waiting. This is extremely serious and needs to be seen by a vet NOW. If your regular vet is closed either head to the nearest 24 hour clinic or call your vet's regular number and listen for their answering service instructions.