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Do Dogs in Heat Gain Weight?

I have a Staff cross Pitbull and she has come on heat; I am wondering if they gain a little bit o weight when they come on? She has got a little bit of a pot belly on her. I know she's not pregnant, because she is on and bleeding everywere. Can any one help? Please.

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By rob from England

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February 20, 20100 found this helpful

Not unless you increase her feed or decrease her exercise, just like at any other time.

 
February 21, 20100 found this helpful

Rob,

Is this the same dog you want to get ripped?
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You seem to have a lot of questions about the health of your dog, and her "pot belly." You should consult with her vet.

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And while you're at it, I recommend you get her fixed -- it's much healthier for her in the long-run.

 
March 14, 20203 found this helpful

You know what would be great? If you minded your own business! That wasn't the question that was asked. I am so sick of people putting in their two cents when it's unrelated to the question. Responsible people can keep their dog from breeding if they don't want it to. The general public do not need babysitters that should do things your way.

 
May 6, 20220 found this helpful

Who told you it is healthier to get your dog spayed..Just the opposite is true. And only careless owners have unplanned pregnancies in dogs, just like humans. Would you neuter your tea age children in case they get pregnant?

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I dont think so. And spaying does NOT prevent mammary cancer either. I scientific study proved the evidence is purely anecdotal.

 

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February 22, 20100 found this helpful

I am not sure what your obsession is about 'being ripped' when it comes to a pooch (I didn't leave a comment on that one when I read it a few days ago) but perhaps, since this is your second request about pudginess and not saying the dog was a female in the first request, you should simply ask a vet? Oh, and how many humans, especially females, do you know that are 'ripped' and without extra body fat content?

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It's normal and necessary for female health! Since it turns out your dog is a female don't you think that perhaps it might be nature like a female human and naturally needs a little more padding?

And speaking of padding, since you mention she is bleeding everywhere, maybe you should put a doggie diaper pad on her and change it regularly until she's out of heat?

 

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