Bella was just spayed on Tues. Tonight I noticed a pink discharge from her "hoo-ha". (I know, it's not a pleasant topic, but I've never had a girl before!) Is this normal? Obviously, it's too late to call the vet tonight, should I call tomorrow?

"hoo-ha" do you mean her left nostril?

Only kidding unless she's out right bleeding I'd wait until you can call the vet in the morning. Might be a good idea to put a fabricated diaper on her to keep the house tidier.

lol Len! At least I got a good laugh out of that!
There hasn't been much of it. Just a little bit one time so far. Hopefully, it's nothing serious, but I'm going to call as soon as they open.

Keimo&Izzi wrote:

Bella was just spayed on Tues. Tonight I noticed a pink discharge from her "hoo-ha". (I know, it's not a pleasant topic, but I've never had a girl before!) Is this normal? Obviously, it's too late to call the vet tonight, should I call tomorrow?

Out of the 6 rottweilers we had my whole life with the 'rents, my mom only had 1 female.

When she had her spayed, the vet told her to keep a "doggy diaper" on her for a few days afterwards. ? Maybe some vets don't feel it is necessary. Good idea to call this morning, but it doesn't sound unsual. Let us know!

Yea, call! most post-surgical check-ups are free as well.

I would at least call. My girls have some blood leakage for a day or two after but it's very little and doesn't last. If this is new after 3 days then I'd give the vet a ring and ask their opinion over the phone, it won't cost you anything and will at least put your mind at ease.

Not to scare you or anything but when our Chi girl, Faith, had a lance and flush done for an abscessed anal gland she was still having quite a bit of discharge from the site for a week and started swelling in that area again. I called and they wanted to see her, turned out the site had gotten infected even though she was already on antibiotics. They flushed it again and put her on more and stronger meds and she healed up from there on out. I know it's not the same condition being treated but both cases deal with an open 'wound' if you will that can get infected.

Did you call and get an answer today?