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? About Female Coming Inheat?

I HAVE A 8 YR OLD FEMALE SHE HAS HAD 2 LITTERS OF PUPS , SHE WAS DUE INHEAT IN SEPTEMBER BUT MISSED .
WHAT IF ANYTHING CAN I GIVE HER TO TRY AND GET HER TO COME IN NEXT TIME ?

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nothing, i have asked this to the vet and he said only thing u can do is put her in the pen with a female that is in heat and this may or may not help.

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You can have a thyroid test done at the vet and make sure the levels are where theyre supposed to be.. A lot of times if a female gets fat when they get some age on them it throws thier thyroids levels off causing a hormone inbalance.. Hopes this helps..

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Originally posted by Jon Millwood
You can have a thyroid test done at the vet and make sure the levels are where theyre supposed to be.. A lot of times if a female gets fat when they get some age on them it throws thier thyroids levels off causing a hormone inbalance.. Hopes this helps..

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Originally posted by goodtimekennel
SO HUNTING HER AND KEEPING HER IN SHAPE SHOULD HELP SOME ?
BECAUSE SHE HAD NOT BEEN HUNTED THIS PAST SUMMER AND SHE IS A LITTLE OVERWEIGHT

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thanks jon for that info, i didnt know that... explains alot...lol

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Originally posted by brandonf
thanks jon for that info, i didnt know that... explains alot...lol

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MERLE COBLENTZ
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Primor(levothyroxine) antibiotic used as a hormone drug for low thyroide activity , in my bitches case it was a low T4 thyroide level count,commonly found in bitches not coming into there esterus cycle.Within days she has come in.Now doing her 2ed progesterone test tomorrow (thursday).
Wish u success with yours.


P.S Dwils see u soon!

One thing to remember about vets is most of them are anti breeding and wont volunteer any info on the matter

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Jon thats a very good point and one reason I choose a reproductive specialist as oppose to my local vet. Because of distance the local vet. gets to draw blood sends it to the R.S. choosen testing lab. in this case MSU then the results r faxed to the R.S. and she will interpet them as oppose to the local vet. interpeting the results.
As long as the local vet understands its role it fessiable.

From Dr. Hutch:

Cabergoline: removes inhibition to heat cycle; has antiprolactin effects. It is given orally for 14-30 days, 5ug/kg body weight. It is 70% effective and works in 2-3 weeks.

Deslorelin: injectable gonadotrophin-releasing hormone super-agonist. It stops the production of testosterone & estrogen. It is used to inhibit LH & FSH. It was developed for mares to prevent seasons (they come into season, then stay out). It's from Australia. It's an implant (called Ovuplant for mares, Suprelorin in dogs. (See peptech.com) that's injected into the lip of the vulva like a microchip. It must be removed when no longer needed. It is 94% effective in inducing a season in 5-7 days. It is also good for a silent season.

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