Dog urine drainage with pus and fishy smell

Dog urine drainage with pus and a fishy smell may be due to a urinary system infection. Causes of urinary system infections in dogs may include pathogen infections, such as fungal or bacterial infections. Additionally, secondary diseases of other organs, such as diabetes, or the presence of urinary tract stones may also cause this phenomenon.

Causes of urine drainage with pus

Consider whether it is a purulent urinary tract infection, which may affect the dog's urination and urinary function, and may cause obvious pain. If the dog is male, consider whether it is caused by semen coagulation, which turns into a light yellowish color similar to pus. If the animal is female, consider whether there is open pyometra, allowing pus to flow out.

What to do if the urinary tract is infected

If a young dog has a urinary tract infection, it is recommended to take the dog to a pet hospital for related checks. These include urine tests such as urine culture, drug sensitivity testing, urinary specific gravity, and urine sugar levels; and abdominal imaging examinations to check for urinary system stones and cystitis.

Feeding methods for urinary tract infections

Prescription diet for urinary tract diseases. Feeding a dog with urinary stones a prescription diet for urinary tract diseases helps dissolve stones and reduce their formation. Feed wet food and drink plenty of water. Dogs with stones should consume more water to reduce stone formation. Drink honeysuckle tea. If the stones have affected urination, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian for surgical treatment.

Note

This article is for reference only and does not represent the opinions of the author. For any questions about your pet's health, please consult a professional veterinarian.