just had my dog back from the vets after she was diagnosed with pyometra!! which is a serious problem and she basically had to have an operation to remove her womb. she was very close to dying if the vet hadnt operated on her. she is still very poorly and hopefully she will get 100%. she is an amazing pet as she is fantastic with my 2year old boy.

 

get better sooon

 

Not keen on the dogs my self mate but wish it the best of recovery

 

have got a female staff and would be devastated if she died, good luck mate..

 

sorry to hear it get better soon pooch

 

hope get betta mate iv got a 3 year old male staff would be gutted if anything happend to him his a big part of the family.

mart

 

hope she recovers 100% - at least she had the op before it was too late. I have my fingers crossed for her x

What were the signs she had a problem if you dont mind me asking. Do you know if its a common problem in all breeds or just staff's?

Sorry for the questions but so many people on here own dogs I suppose that helping us see the signs will allow us to get assistance asap too

 

Best of luck, hope she get better ASAP!

 

she basically was just having her normal season and then as the days were getting on i just noticed her blood getting almost black but with little discharge in it (gross i know) but then she was panting alot and just seem quite swollen underneath her belly. she wasnt eating at all and she was really just not moving anywhere apart from going to the toilet. so got her to emergency vet and then they scanned her and seen fluid on her womb and said they got to get the womb out or she will be die basically. they did the op and couldnt believe how much of a bad state she was in.
they did say that it quite common in bitch staffs but recomend that if you dont intend to breed them spay them. i would b gutted to lose her as she has been brilliant.

 

Hope She makes a full recovery mate

Which im sure she will as well as everything else theyve got resilience as well as bravery

Jay

 

Fingers crossed she makes a 100% recovery matey.

 

hope your dog makes a full recovery, horrible when they are ill.

very common problem with staffs, should be spayed before their first season really unless your planning to breed them prevents this aswell as reproductive cancers as they get older.

 

hope she makes a full recoveryfingers crossed, my staff bitch was from the staffie rescue and i had her speyed after her weeks trail period with me, absoluteley brilliant dogs often very misunderstood

 

hope your staffi gets well soon mate

 

Awww, hope she gets well soon. I know it's awful when they are ill and have a serious operation. It's such a worrying time. Sounds like you got her to the vets in time!

Hope she is ok xx

 

hope she gets better soon mate. such a misunderstood dog i have three 1 dog 2 bitches.
it really anoys me when the press makes them out to be a devil dog you dont get all the fuss when any other dog bites someone No such thing as a bad dog its a bad owner.sorry for the rant.

 

had my bitch spayed straight away when we got her.

hope your dog comes through it 100%.

jay

 

Having our 5 yr old GSD speyed in 3 weeks time because of the fear of pyometra.

We have had to hold off having her speyed because of HD and getting her weight down to her being thin, so we can manage the weight gain that speyed bitches usually have so as not to put anymore strain on her hips.

3001paulh hope your staffie gets well soon.