Symptoms

Vulvar discharge

Abnormal secretions from the vulva, clear, bloody or purulent, outside physiological periods.

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Diseases that may be associated

These signs can have several origins — this list is neither exhaustive nor a diagnosis.

Pyometra

Dog · Bacterial · Infectious

Cow metritis

Cow · Bacterial · Infectious

Placental retention

Cow · Other · Infectious

Sheep metritis

Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible venereal tumor

Dog · Other · Cancers and tumors

Reindeer brucellosis

Reindeer, Caribou · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Placental retention in the ewe

Sheep, Goat · Other · Infectious

Abortive campylobacteriosis

Sheep · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Abortive chlamydia of small ruminants

Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Q fever

Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Sheep dystocia

Sheep · Other · Reproduction

Dog dystocia

Dog · Other · Reproduction

Bovine genital campylobacteriosis

Cow · Bacterial · Infectious

Abortive salmonellosis

Sheep · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Cow ovarian cysts

Cow · Other · Reproduction

Vaginal prolapse in sheep

Sheep · Other · Reproduction

Brucellosis

Cow, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Sheep salmonellosis

Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Brucellosis of pinnipeds

Elephant seal, Sea lion · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Koala Chlamydiosis

Koala · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Rift Valley Fever

Sheep, Goat · Viral · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis

Cow · Viral · Infectious

Chlamydia

Common wombat, wallaby · Bacterial · Infectious

Transmissible to humans

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This information is provided for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for a veterinary consultation. If you have any concerns about your animal's health, consult a veterinarian.

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