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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Examination of the penis and prepuce A flaccid (soft) penis that cannot be extruded from the prepuce Treatment of Paraphimosis and Phimosis in Dogs Paraphimosis Requires immediate treatment. Sedation is sometimes required to provide therapy. The penis is examined and any restricting hairs are removed. Swelling is minimized with cool water soaks and or “dextrose” solutions. The penis is cleaned and lubricated and replaced in the prepuce. The goal is replacement of the penis to normal position. A urinary catheter may be necessary to ensure the passage of urine. Amputation may be required in certain cases. Phimosis Surgical enlargement of the preputial orifice, or removal of the penile frenulum. Home Care and Prevention Maintain any recommended therapy by your veterinarian. Precautions taken prior to and following coitus can help prevent paraphimosis. Hairs around the preputial orifice should be clipped prior to breeding. After coitus the penis and prepuce should be inspected frequently until the penis has completely retracted into the prepuce.
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