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Reproductive disease: pyometra, mastitis, false pregnancy, testicular and prostate problems

Spay status, heat/mating and discharge are key context; the index does not replace pregnancy, infection or tumor testing.

Editorial update: 2026-10-19 · Version 2026.10.19.2
Veterinary review: pending

Reproductive disease: pyometra, mastitis, false pregnancy, testicular and prostate problems

Educational pet-health and visit-preparation reference. Not a diagnosis, prescription, dosage recommendation or substitute for a veterinarian. Veterinary review: pending. This is an editorial educational reference. Checking sources is not a veterinary assessment of your pet.

What this index covers

Covers pyometra, mastitis/mammary masses, false pregnancy, testicular and prostate problems.

Section sources: Merck Veterinary Manual: Pet Owners Overview · AAHA Clinical Practice Guidelines

Which clues to organize

Record spay status, heat/mating, discharge, mammary/scrotal swelling, water, vomiting and energy.

Section sources: AAHA: Preparing for a successful veterinary visit

When not to wait

Unspayed females with discharge plus weakness/vomiting/distension, severe mammary redness, painful testicle, collapse or breathing change need urgent care.

Section sources: Merck Veterinary Manual: When to see a veterinarian

Prepare for the visit

Bring reproductive history, discharge photos, weight, medicines and surgery history; do not wait for heat to end or use antibiotics yourself.

Section sources: AAHA: Preparing for a successful veterinary visit

Use this guide to prepare for a visit

Disease index note Topic/question: Onset and change: Photos/videos: Appetite, water, urine/stool: Medicines/exposures: Questions for clinic:

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Sources & editorial context

What changed

将疾病索引改为按覆盖范围、观察用途、红旗信号和就诊资料组织,待专业医学复核。

Dates identify editorial updates and source checks, not clinical approval. All four languages were edited together; native-language and veterinary review remain pending.

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