
<span><p align="justify">Obstetrical emergencies are problem in veterinary clinics and hospital. So, the aim of this report is to describe the clinical-surgical aspect of one of them, the uterine prolapse. Complete protrusion and retroflexion of uterus had been diagnosed in a queen and female dog, respectively. After the stabilization of the animals and reduction of the prolapses followed by ovary-hysterectomy, one of the animals came to death due to septicemia and hypovolemic shock. Rapid assessment and intensive treatments are required to sustain the life of the animal.</p><p align="justify">KEY WORDS: Cat, dog, uterine prolapse, uterine retroflexion.</p></span> <span><p align="justify">Emergências obstétricas, como o prolapso uterino, constituem um problema em clínicas e hospitais veterinários. Neste relato descreve-se o aspecto clínico-cirúrgico do prolapso uterino. Diagnosticaram-se, em uma gata e em uma cadela, protrusão completa e retroflexão uterina, respectivamente. Após a estabilização dos animais e redução dos prolapsos seguidos de ovário-histerectomia, um dos animais veio a óbito, em decorrência de septicemia e choque hipovolêmico. Portanto, a rápida avaliação e tratamentos intensivos são requeridos para assegurar a vida do animal.</p><p align="justify"> </p><p align="justify">PALAVRAS-CHAVES: Cão, gato, prolapso uterino, retroflexão uterina</p></span>
S, Sanidade Animal, Agriculture, SF1-1100, Animal culture
S, Sanidade Animal, Agriculture, SF1-1100, Animal culture
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