FAQ

Not in corpus

A dog in heat can be somewhat messy due to vaginal bleeding and discharge that typically lasts 7–10 days, along with increased licking and urination.

It's not recommended to use regular baby wipes on dogs, as they may contain ingredients that are harmful to pets.

Do not let your dog roam freely, take her to dog parks, or expose her to intact males, as this increases the risk of unwanted pregnancy and stress.

Before the first heat, dogs may show increased affection, restlessness, and mounting behavior, indicating hormonal changes and sexual maturity.

Dogs in heat may not feel pain, but they can experience discomfort, irritability, and behavioral changes due to hormonal fluctuations.

Yes, it is generally acceptable for dogs to lick themselves during heat as part of natural grooming, but excessive licking should be monitored.

The best age to spay a dog is typically between 6 and 12 months, but it may vary depending on breed, size, and health.

Right before going into heat, dogs may show behavioral changes such as increased affection, restlessness, and frequent urination.

When in heat, female dogs exhibit behavioral and physical changes such as restlessness, increased urination, swelling of the vulva, and a greater interest in male dogs.