How soon does Depo Provera in dogs prevent pregnancy or mating?

Hello, this is a hormone that prevents ovulation and thereby pregnancy. It should not cause any bloody discharge from her vulva after being administered. Additionally, it may take several hours to have full effect and the effects may last up to 3 months. This medication does have multiple side effects in dogs, so you may see an increased in thirst and urination. Dogs could develop hair loss at the site of injection. Dogs can also develop enlarged mammary glands but this does not necessarily mean they are pregnant. If you see any of these side effects, or if Stela does not seem well, then have your veterinarian examine her. Hope this helps and best of luck.

There aren't emergency contraceptives like the Plan B in humans but there are medications pets can take to end pregnancy. Not all vets carry them however. Start with a call to your veterinarian and go from there. The best thing you can do is have one or both dog altered to prevent any future pregnancies. There are both health and behavioral benefits: https://www.petcoach.co/article/benefits-of-neutering-castrating-male-dogs-puppies/ https://www.petcoach.co/article/spaying-ovariohysterectomy-the-benefits-in-dogs/ I hope this helps and best of luck.

The only way to make sure Selva does not get pregnant is to spay her. Their are no medications or injections to give to dogs like human birth control. I would highly recommend keeping her away from all male intact dogs and getting her spayed to avoid an accidental pregnancy.

No, those are not signs of early pregnancy. Dogs do not get "morning sickness" like people do. Her symptoms are most likely related to the mis-mating injection she received. I do not know what type of injection is used in India for mis-mating however the one we use here in the US causes these side effects: anorexia, excitation, depression, vomiting or diarrhea. Some dogs may also be at risk for getting a severe uterine infection after the injection. The injection we use here works best and has less side effects if you wait to administer it after their heat cycle is finished. If I was your vet, I would have waited to administer the injection for a couple weeks. That being said, I do not know what medication they used. I suggest you contact your vet and find out more information and ask them about these symptoms she is having. IT is very difficult for me to say much without knowing what was used. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Average gestation in dogs is 63 days. There is no way to determine if Brownienis even pregnant until about 4 weeks after the last mating. She can be spayed now if you choose. Seasons do not affect healing time. There are medi ations that can be given to prevent pregnancy after an accidental or unwanted mating. You would need to have her seen by your veterinarian today. Typically, a 5 day course of a specific hormone is dispensed.

Injectable contraception is not without its risks in dogs. It would likely have been safer to isolate her from male dogs until her heat passed in a few weeks. It is good, however, that you plan on having her spayed,

Hi there and thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to address your concerns. In regards to spaying, these procedures are not only done to prevent them from having puppies but also for prevention of conditions that would potentially put their life at risk. With females, the risk of mammary cancer and uterine cancer greatly increases. Also, females can develop a potentially life threatening condition known as pyometra which usually needs to be addressed with emergency surgery. In male dogs, prostate and testicular problems are greatly reduced with neutering. I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.