Vitamin C can be an effective natural remedy for pyometra in female dogs, according to Earth Clinic readers.
Pyometra is an infection of the uterus in dogs that can become life-threatening. Traditionally, an emergency spay is done to remove the infected uterus of a dog. If begun quickly and used faithfully, natural remedies can be used to effectively treat pyometra and surgery may be avoided.
Dose of Vitamin C for Pyometra
The suggested dosages below are to be give three times a day. (Do not divide the dose by three, use the listed amount each time you dose your dog.) ...
Vitamin C can be an effective natural remedy for pyometra in female dogs, according to Earth Clinic readers.
Pyometra is an infection of the uterus in dogs that can become life-threatening. Traditionally, an emergency spay is done to remove the infected uterus of a dog. If begun quickly and used faithfully, natural remedies can be used to effectively treat pyometra and surgery may be avoided.
Dose of Vitamin C for Pyometra
The suggested dosages below are to be give three times a day. (Do not divide the dose by three, use the listed amount each time you dose your dog.)
Use sodium ascorbate vitamin C if possible as it is the easiest on the stomach of your dog.
5-20 pounds 500-1,000 mg
20-80 pounds 1,000-2,000 mg
Over 80 pounds 2,000-4,000 mg
If your dog refuses foods take the ingredients for each dose and mix them together with some water to make the ingredients thin enough to put into a syringe. Slowly and gently give the solution to your dog a little at a time. It is okay if it takes 10 -15 minutes to get the solution in to your dog.
Keep your dog comfortable, clean and warm while she is recovering.
Continue reading below for more information from Earth Clinic readers who tried Vitamin C for pyometra in their dog.
