Why Isn't My Dog Going into Labor? Understanding Delay Causes

Discover the reasons your dog might not be going into labor and learn when to consult a vet for the health of the mother and puppies.

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If your dog isn't going into labor as expected, it may be due to incorrect timing or an underlying health issue. Consulting a vet is crucial to ensure both the mother and puppies are safe. They may perform an ultrasound or a physical exam to diagnose the issue and recommend appropriate steps for a safe delivery.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the signs that a dog is going into labor? Signs of labor in dogs include nesting behavior, restlessness, panting, and a drop in body temperature.
  2. How long can a dog be overdue for labor? Dogs can generally go up to a week overdue, but it's important to consult a vet if they show no signs of labor after this period.
  3. What should I do if my dog is in labor but not progressing? If your dog is in labor but not progressing, it’s essential to contact your vet for guidance and potential medical intervention.

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