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femal rottie leaking clear fluid

by ashley allen
(huntsvill alabama us)

i have a male and female rottie, after mating my female has been leaking clear fluid.... it does not smell and she does not see to be bothered from it could that mean she is pregnant?




Hi Ashley
I'm not sure how long it's been since your Rottweilers were mated, but if it's very recent then this is probably nothing to worry about.

If it's been some time though, you should probably have her checked out to make sure that she didn't contract an infection.

If the mating took place at the right time then it's perfectly possible that she is pregnant, but the fluid isn't an indication of that. Your vet will be able to confirm pregnancy (or not) in a few weeks.

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sometime clear fluids come right before they go into heat or when they are finishing

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