What if your dog only had 3 puppies is it normal for her to bleed a lot?

It is not normal for a dog to bleed excessively after giving birth to only three puppies. While some bleeding during and immediately after birth is normal, heavy or prolonged bleeding can indicate a medical problem and should be evaluated by a veterinarian. Several possible causes of heavy bleeding after giving birth include:

Retained placenta: If the placenta is not fully expelled after birth, it can cause ongoing bleeding. Retained placentas can also lead to infection and other health problems.

Uterine rupture: A uterine rupture is a serious condition in which the uterus tears, causing internal bleeding. This can occur during labor or shortly afterward.

Trauma: If the dog sustained any injuries during labor or birth, this could also lead to bleeding.

Blood clotting disorder: Some dogs may have a blood clotting disorder that can cause excessive bleeding after birth.

If your dog is bleeding heavily after giving birth, it is important to take her to a veterinarian as soon as possible. The vet will be able to determine the cause of the bleeding and provide appropriate treatment.