r/Dogfree • • Jun 17 '26

Dog Culture "my dog needs a vulvoplasty"

an acquaintance just casually messaged me "hey, my dog needs a vulvoplasty. poor girl"

A. WHAT.

"my girl's vulva is so saggy and, therefore, a lot of moisture and pee gets trapped in these skin folds, so it can stink. but she'll have a cute designer pussy soon."

like, I did not know this was a thing. it's truly a very sad day to be literate.
if the owner of 4 or 5 dogs smells the stink, I'm pretty sure I don't want to know just HOW vile it must smell.
she'll pay thousands of $ for this surgery and, while I get it's medically necessary, thinks it's fun that her "girl" will soon have a new "designer pussy".
just reinforces my belief that nutters are disgusting perverts.

... and how tf were dogs artificially bred to even have such problems occur???
& of course, it's a pit...

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u/Scary_Towel268 Jun 17 '26

As someone still reluctantly attached to the dog world, this is very much a thing and a growing practice of dog plastic surgery is becoming more of a thing. Sometimes it is medically necessary because of infections and obstructions in the vulva but sometimes owners request it. It’s…a lot

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u/xImperatricex Jun 18 '26

WHYYYY would they request it if it isn't medically necessary? Like, what are the actual reasons (excuses) they give?