What happens to male dogs with blood in their urine?

1. Urinary tract injury 2. Prostatitis 3. Cystitis 4. Bladder stones or urethral stones 5. Nephritis 6. Food poisoning

If a male dog If symptoms of hematuria occur at the beginning of urination, it may be bleeding from urethral injury;
If symptoms of hematuria appear at the end of urination, it may be bladder bleeding;
If symptoms of hematuria continue to occur during urination, it may be nephritis , or caused by damage to the ureter.
Adult dogs may have hematuria due to bladder stones or urethral stones. Stones may enter the urethra during urination and block the urethra. Dogs may easily die due to their inability to urinate.
Dogs eating chocolate, onions, grapes and other foods by mistake can cause food poisoning and may also cause symptoms of blood in the urine.
Therefore, it is recommended that if a dog is found to have symptoms of hematuria, seek medical examination and treatment promptly to avoid irreversible consequences due to delayed treatment.