Blood dripping from a dog’s urethra may be caused by a variety of reasons. Here are some common causes: Urinary tract infection: Urinary tract infection in dogs is one of the more common causes, usually causing frequent urination, urgency, and Symptoms include painful urination, and blood may also be present in the urine. Urinary system stones: Urinary system stones in dogs are also a common cause. When the stones scratch the urethra, they can cause urethral inflammation and bleeding.
Tumor: Dog urethra tumors may also be one of the causes of blood dripping from the urethra. This situation usually occurs It is accompanied by symptoms such as difficulty urinating and pain. Injury: If the dog's urethra is injured, such as being stuck by a foreign object or being hit by an external force, it may also cause urethral bleeding. If your dog has bleeding from its urethra, it is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for examination in time to find out the cause and provide corresponding treatment.
