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young
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white discharge

Post by young » Thu Feb 04, 2016 9:44 am

I have a 6.5 month old GSP, that I have had for only 5 weeks. I had her spayed about three weeks ago (they did say that they had a very hard time finding her ovaries, saying they weren't in the normal spot.) Four days after surgery she started having a white discharge after peeing. I talked to the vet they said if it's white no big deal. Well it kept up, i took a urine sample in and they said her white cell count was slightly elevated and game her Amoxicillin for 10 days. Well here I am a week after the Amoxicillin and she still has the discharge. She eats fine, hunts fine, no behavioral changes at all, took her to dog daycare for a day and no one acted like she was in heat. Was just curious if anyone else has seen this.

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Re: white discharge

Post by wems2371 » Thu Feb 04, 2016 12:31 pm

A white discharge could be from vaginitis. Since it sounds like you only had her 2 weeks prior to spaying her, hopefully it's not a puppy vaginitis issue from an innie vulva. If she has an innie vulva, usually a spay is recommended after the first heat, because the vulva will permanently enlarge to some degree and create less of a problem. Have you contacted her previous owners about any prior UTI's or vaginitis? UTI's can sometimes require more antibiotics as well. I'd take in another urine sample.

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Re: white discharge

Post by reba » Fri Feb 05, 2016 11:28 am

Amoxicillin for 10 days.

It's only been one week.

You must give it the full 10 days or it might fail even if it looks like she is getting better.

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Re: white discharge

Post by young » Sat Feb 06, 2016 10:33 am

sorry I didn't word it correctly we did the full 10 days and we are a week afterwards. Talked to another vet and she said don't worry about it unless there are a lot of other symptoms. Thanks

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