If your dog urinates and shows blood, it is recommended to take it to the veterinary clinic for examination and treatment as soon as possible. This could be a serious condition such as urinary tract infection, stones, tumors, etc. Here are some possible treatments: Antibiotic Treatment: If your dog's symptoms are caused by a bacterial infection, your veterinarian may prescribe antibiotic medications to kill the bacteria.
Surgery: If your dog suffers from stones or other serious urinary system problems, surgery may be required. Medication: In addition to antibiotics, there are other medications that can relieve your dog’s symptoms, such as painkillers, anti-inflammatories, diuretics, etc. Diet modification: Some dogs may need dietary modification to reduce the burden on their urinary system, such as adding special herbs or foods to increase urine production. Regardless of the treatment method, veterinary guidance and supervision is required. At the same time, pay attention to the changes in your dog’s symptoms and follow the veterinarian’s advice and medication guidance to ensure that your dog can recover as soon as possible.