Proin is an aid in the management of urinary incontinence in dogs. Proin requires a prescription from your veterinarian, and is considered a controlled substance in Arkansas, Iowa, Louisiana and Oregon. Proin is unavailable to be shipped to Arkansas, Iowa, Louisiana, Oregon or Internationally.
Best Answer: Dogs are in heat for 21 days. There are three distinct stages of the heat cycle. The first one is the âProestrusâ and it is during this stage the owner will often notice the bleeding from the vulva. The bleeding itself can be slight or she can leave evidence of her condition everywhere she sits or lays.
If you have a female puppy, you'll need to be prepared for her estrus cycle. It is similar to a woman's menstrual cycle except that it only happens twice a year. She can go in heat from as early as 6 months, so watch out for the signs. Your dog can come into her first heat any time between 6 and 24 months. According to Webvet.com, small dogs come into heat sooner than larger breeds. Typically she will have two estrus cycles, or heats, a year, and each one lasts for between 18 to 24 days. She is likely to show signs that her heat is about to start by changes in her behavior. You could compare this with the kind of emotional ups and downs women go through monthly just before menstruation.