Symptoms of urethritis in dogs:

1. Symptoms of urethritis in dogs include difficulty urinating, painful urination, and cloudy urine (mixed with pus and blood) , Urine is linear.

2. Dogs will also be in pain and uneasiness, showing painful urination, intermittent discharge of urine due to inflammatory pain during urination, male dog's penis flashing frequently during urination, and female dog's labia constantly opening. , sometimes discharge the necrotic and sloughed urethral mucosa.

3. During palpation, the dog's penis can be swollen and sensitive, and the urethral orifice is red and swollen. When probing the urethra, the dog was in pain and uneasy, and the catheter was difficult to insert.

Treatment methods for dog urethritis:

1. First, reduce inflammation. You can choose to take long-acting anti-inflammatory injections or take anti-inflammatory drugs.

2. If the dog cannot urinate, a catheter should be inserted, and a B-ultrasound will be performed to see if there are stones or blood clots inside.

3. Finally, put a hood on the dog to prevent the dog from licking its genitals too many times. After healing, you can choose to have your dog neutered.