Causes of blood in dog urine in summer

1. Urinary tract infection caused by kidney problems.

2. Drinking too little water in summer or too many impurities in the water can cause urine crystals.

3. Bleeding caused by mucosal damage caused by inflammation of the dog’s bladder or urethra.

4. There are stones in the dog's body, and the stones continue to stimulate the bladder wall and cause blood in the urine.

5. There are tumors in the dog’s bladder, which we call bladder tumors. Tumors usually have rich blood flow, and may cause blood vessels to rupture due to friction, urine soaking, etc., causing the dog to bleed. Case.

6. Food poisoning. Some dogs are greedy and accidentally eat onions, chocolate, green onions, garlic and other foods, which will cause poisoning reactions and cause blood in the urine.