Case report highlights dystocia due to uterine torsion and rupture in a Rottweiler, implying urgent intervention is critical.
A 3-year-old pregnant Rottweiler bitch was presented with a primary complaint of bloody genital discharge and loss of appetite past two days. History revealed bitch was presented 63 days post-mating, expected to whelp within the next 48 hours and treated with oxytocin. Physical examination revealed a partially dilated cervix with the notable palpation of the foetal head. A caesarean section was performed to resolve the case. The bitch was recovered uneventfully.
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