Vol. 11, Special Issue 10 (2022)

A 11 months old intact female pug was presented with progressive swelling over right inguinal region in the last 3 months. Dog was having mild limping and problem while sitting on back legs. Estrus signs were observed 4 weeks prior to presentation of case. Animal was undergone physical examination and it revealed all vital parameters were normal. Swelling was painless on palpation and soft in consistency. A tentative diagnosis of inguinal hernia was made based on physical examination and surgical correction was planned. Uterine herniation was observed during surgery. Hernial contents were reduced inside and ovariohysterectomy was performed under general anaesthesia. Herniorrhaphy was done and animal was recovered uneventfully.