jessie is 8 months old and hasn't had her first season yet, although we thouht it was on its way... she has now got a thick yellow discharge and I did some searchin on here and read all about vaginitis. I rang the vet who said bring her in at 2.30, which I am gonna do, but he sounded more worried than I would have liked, so I rang a few more vets for advice really, they are all of the opinion that Jessie is likely to have a womb infection caused by her forthcomin season???... does this sound right to any of you??..

I know my vet wasn't pleased cos I wanted to wait until Jessie had her first season before she was spayed and I am wanting to go armed with all the facts at 2.30 if possible,

Jessie is a little quiet today, not as full of beans as she was, but then she was fine yesterday and ate well. I am defiantely taking her at 2.30 but I would be really gratefull for any input you can give me.

Thank you.

no need to reply have been to vets shes fine, vaginitis, has had antiobiotic jab,

thanks anyway

Glad she's okay. If it's any help I think you're right to wait until she's had a season before she's spayed.
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thanks :)

I did ask a lot of people knowledgable with cockers for their advice about this and it seems its the best thing for her, to let her have a season first, although some still are of the opinin that theres no need to spey, but I still want to.

shes sleeping now... all too much for her I think... am just glad she ok...
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