How long will my dog be in pain after spaying?

DO bring her to the vet if she is exhibiting pain, signs of infection, pale gums, or other problems. DO crate your dog if she wants to run, jump, or play. She must remain inactive for 10 to 14 days. read more

Your dog will be in pain following spaying surgery. Spaying is more painful than neutering, since the surgeon must cut through the abdominal wall. Your vet will give your dog pain medications before she leaves the clinic, so that will help. read more

Overactivity is not so much a symptom of spaying, but a result of effective pain relief after surgery. However, you should discourage your pet from running and tumbling around for at least seven to 10 days after surgery. read more

If your dog loses control of urine unexpectedly, contact your veterinarian. Another symptom some dogs experience is a decrease in stamina. Any of these long-term effects can occur months or even years after your dog is spayed. read more