Hematuria in male dogs may be related to factors such as urethritis, urethral stones, and urinary system inflammation. Among them, urethritis and urethral stones are more common. It is recommended to take the dog to the hospital for examination immediately to determine the specific cause. If hematuria is caused by urethritis, the treatment principles are to eliminate the cause, control the infection and flush the urethra. If hematuria is caused by stones, you need to choose medication or surgery based on the size and location of the stones. If it is caused by inflammation of the urinary system, you need to use anti-inflammatory drugs, use boric acid solution to flush the urethra, and keep the urethra clean and hygienic.

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If the owner accidentally feeds onions, garlic, chocolate and other foods to the dog, the dog may also develop blood in the urine due to food poisoning. In this regard, the owner should send the dog to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. At home, you should pay attention to guiding your dog to drink more water to speed up the metabolism in the body.