Review outlines major uterine dysfunctions in small animals, highlighting their substantial impact on maternal and neonatal outcomes.
Various uterine dysfunctions in non‐pregnant and pregnant dogs and cats exist and can have a significant impact on the animal's health and welfare, as well as the offspring in case of pregnant and postpartum animals. This article aims to provide an overview, focusing on pyometra, endometritis, and uterine inertia, mainly in dogs.
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