My bitch has had two litters in the last year.
She's got a nice boyfriend and makes great
puppies, but I do NOT want more puppies.
It causes multiple social problems and
takes a HUGE amount of my time.

Every bitch I've seen spayed immediately
doubles in size, becomes a couch potatoe, and
rapidly develops multiple health problems.
I don't want to do that to her: she hasn't
done anything at all to deserve it. I love her.

On the other hand, I'm a certified failure
as a dog chaperone. I need a better method.

What about birth control? When I notice
her bleeding or humping, she's probably
already pregnant? What pill/medicine
can I give her then that will terminate
a possible pregnancy, and/or prevent one?

What works for a "morning after"
or "week after" pill with dogs?

Is there an easy safe solution
that leaves my dog unharmed?


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Get her spayed it the only safe method. As for her plumping up that's a
problem with either overfeeding or feeding the wrong food. As dogs get
older they need a lower calorie food ie a senior diet after age 7

Celeste


"KONCHOK.PENDAY" wrote in message
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My bitch has had two litters in the last year.
She's got a nice boyfriend and makes great
puppies, but I do NOT want more puppies.
It causes multiple social problems and
takes a HUGE amount of my time.

Every bitch I've seen spayed immediately
doubles in size, becomes a couch potatoe, and
rapidly develops multiple health problems.
I don't want to do that to her: she hasn't
done anything at all to deserve it. I love her.

On the other hand, I'm a certified failure
as a dog chaperone. I need a better method.

What about birth control? When I notice
her bleeding or humping, she's probably
already pregnant? What pill/medicine
can I give her then that will terminate
a possible pregnancy, and/or prevent one?

What works for a "morning after"
or "week after" pill with dogs?

Is there an easy safe solution
that leaves my dog unharmed?


O
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Spot wrote:
Get her spayed it the only safe method. As for her plumping up that's a
problem with either overfeeding or feeding the wrong food. As dogs get
older they need a lower calorie food ie a senior diet after age 7

Celeste


Dear Spot/Celeste

Thanks for replying...
I appreciate your care.

I disagree with you
that spaying is safe.

It's major surgery, with
debilitating effects I
have seen personally.

Collge girls don't have
hysterectomies with
ovarion section to
keep from getting
pregnant. Why
should bitches?

This looks to me like
it should be a bonanza
for the drug companies,
and could greatly affect
dog overpopulation.

I know dogs fertility cycles
are different than human: bitches
are fertile when they are bleeding.
But aren't the hormones just the same?

Can some vet help me out?

Is there a human birth control product
that can be effective for bitches too?
If so, what's the dosage, timing, etc?
Is there something you can buy without
a prescription?


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"KONCHOK.PENDAY" wrote in message
...
My bitch has had two litters in the last year.
She's got a nice boyfriend and makes great
puppies, but I do NOT want more puppies.
It causes multiple social problems and
takes a HUGE amount of my time.

Every bitch I've seen spayed immediately
doubles in size, becomes a couch potatoe, and
rapidly develops multiple health problems.
I don't want to do that to her: she hasn't
done anything at all to deserve it. I love her.

On the other hand, I'm a certified failure
as a dog chaperone. I need a better method.

What about birth control? When I notice
her bleeding or humping, she's probably
already pregnant? What pill/medicine
can I give her then that will terminate
a possible pregnancy, and/or prevent one?

What works for a "morning after"
or "week after" pill with dogs?

Is there an easy safe solution
that leaves my dog unharmed?


O
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"KONCHOK.PENDAY" spoke these words of wisdom in
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Is there a human birth control product
that can be effective for bitches too?
If so, what's the dosage, timing, etc?
Is there something you can buy without
a prescription?




Cheque Drops are something given by show people to stop a dog from cycling.

diddy wrote:
"KONCHOK.PENDAY" spoke these words of wisdom in
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Is there a human birth control product
that can be effective for bitches too?
If so, what's the dosage, timing, etc?
Is there something you can buy without
a prescription?




diddy wrote:
Cheque Drops are something given by show people to stop a dog from cycling.


Dear diddy:

Thanks a lot for the clue.
Searching Cheque Drops lead
to a huge array of articles.

I've learned quite a bit
about the subject, but I
still don't have my answer.

Birth control dog foods exist,
but we don't sell them here
for political reasons.

As I get it, Checque Drops
stop the whole estrus cycle.
That keeps your bitch from
being in heat at the show,
but it's not quite my intent.

I'd like to interfere as little
as I can, while still not having
more litters of puppies, and
without damaging mom's health
by surgically menopausing her.

I'm thinking maybe tie her tubes?

I''m hoping that could be two
small incisions with a local
anaesthetic instead of massive
traumatic surgery for spaying.


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