Depends on the vet. A lot of vets will refuse to spay a cat in heat due to the increased risk of excessive bleeding, but many vets will perform the procedure regardless of whether a cat was in heat or not.
A guaranteed what?
Yes, these drugs must be given by a veterinarian. A more permanent solution is spaying which also eliminates the risk of mammary tumours and life-threatening womb infections.
Yes, when you spay your dog, she can no longer go into heat.
Yes, spaying also prevents unwanted litters and life-threatening problems such as womb infections and mammary tumours.
No, spaying eliminates with 100% the likeliness of heats.
No, most veterinarians will not agree to spay a female whilst she is in heat. Wait until she has finished her heat cycle before spaying.
No, spaying eliminates heats and is permanent. A spayed dog will never go on heat again.
Dogs don't have periods like humans do. They come into heat approximately every 6 months, that is when they ovulate and can become pregnant. The heat cycle lasts about 3 weeks. There is normally some light bleeding at first. Spaying your dog would be the best thing for her. She will live a longer life as you will be cutting down her risks for mammary tumors, uterine infections, perianal tumors, etc. Set up an appointment with your Veterinarian to spay her, when she is out of heat.
You can't. A cat will continue to come into to heat until it is mated (then will be back in season as soon as the kittens are weaned) or spayed. Due to the greatly reduced risk of many health problems such as cancer in a spayed animal (not to mention spraying around the house and desperately trying to escape outside), spaying a cat is highly recommended.
cats still have hormones even after spaying but heat should stop soon
Yes, spaying a female cat will stop her coming into heat, as the procedure involves the removal of the entire reproductive organs.
take/call the vet because I doubt that is normal when we got our dog fixed she didn't do that.