Cryptorchidism in Dogs

Some dogs experience cryptorchidism, a common defect that prevents the testicles from dropping. Dogs with retained testicles are at risk of complications such as testicular cancer, so neutering is recommended to prevent future problems. The good news is that most dogs with cryptorchidism can go on to live normal lives after both testicles have been removed. Here's what you should know if you have a dog with cryptorchidism.

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Thanks for the info doc.

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[@punyey]

Very informative

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[@WinnieMiranda-pb4yr]

Tanong k lng po,kng ano ang pwdeng igamot sa galis ng aso.

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Doc pwede ask ko lang normal lang ba ng mating nadugo ari ng aso na lalaki at nakalabas? Sana ma topic

[@Mr122603]

How much po yung operation

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Doc nakunan Ang aso ko maari pabang mg tulog ?

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[@hungrycoupleph]

Doc pano kung di siya visible, pero pag tumitigas yung penis niya lumalabas din yung eggs tumitigas din.

[@AlbusServerus-gv9ee]

My dog is 10 months old and wala pa siyang itlog.

[@AlbusServerus-gv9ee]

I think he has bilateral cryptorchidism. Yung mga kapatid niya, may itlog na daw, yung akin wala pa. Kelangan ko po bang ipa neuter yyng dogie ko?