Rectal Prolapse in Dog and its Treatment By Dr. Usman Mirza

Rectal Prolapse in Dog and its Treatment By Dr. Usman Mirza
Rectal prolapse in dogs is a condition in which rectal tissue protrudes through the anus. It's usually caused when your dog repeatedly strains while pooping or peeing. There are two types of prolapse: Partial Prolapse: Only a small portion of the anal and/or rectal tissue is visible as it protrudes through the anus.
The protruded intestines is reduced by cold water therapy for 10-15 min. Then, thoroughly lubricated with liquid paraffin and gently pushed from the opening and forcefully pushed the intestines. Applied purse string suture to sustain the intestines inward.
Dr. Muhammad Usman Mirza
DVM, M. Phil (Microbiology)
Pet Specialist and Dairy Expert
Veterinary Officer (Health)
In charge of Vet Hospital

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