Guide To Recovery After Spaying/Neutering Your Dog

Avoid Excessive Activity

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It's important for any dog recovering from being spayed or neutered to avoid excessive activity for a week after the surgery. Too much activity increases the risk of the sutures opening up and causing an infection or injury to the site, which poses a serious health risk. Dogs should have a crate or a quiet room they can rest in just after the surgery, as well as at night or any other time their owner cannot provide proper supervision. A dog recovering from this kind of surgery can take part in quiet activities, such as walks. Playing with other pets should wait until at least a week after the procedure to avoid any problems.

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Pauline Alfonso is a dedicated writer for Pawpularanimals.com and a self identifying dog person. She shares her life with Chevy, her beloved furry companion. When she's not writing engaging and helpful content for pet lovers, Pauline enjoys spending cozy moments with Chevy watching movies.

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