I agree. What kind of blood is it? My Ziuta had thick, bright red blood coming from her behind when she had an infection. Luckily it cleared up after a couple doses of antibiotics and pain killers.That looks like his grease gland is sore. Clean it with just some water. If he’s peeing blood then he needs to see a vet, there’s nothing you can do for him at home.
I wouldnt say the blood is that strong in colour. Just seems like his normal wee with a light shade of red if that makes senseI agree. What kind of blood is it? My Ziuta had thick, bright red blood coming from her behind when she had an infection. Luckily it cleared up after a couple doses of antibiotics and pain killers.
Will do. ThanksI would send an email to your vet now and call them early tomorrow morning to get an appointment.
I wouldnt say the blood is that strong in colour. Just seems like his normal wee with a light shade of red if that makes sense
No i haven't heard him squealing whilst peeing. I've checked his bedding to see if it was red but wasn't. It only seemed to have started when I got him out earlier which is strange. I'm ringing vets tomorrow first thing.Have you observed him peeing? If he is straining/squealing it could be a bladder stone. When one of my girls had a bladder stone, she would have blood in her urine that fits your description. Hopefully it's nothing too serious
Thank you! I'm going to ring vets tomorrow. Hopefully get antibioticsHi!
In this case you are likely dealing with either a bacterial urine infection or a bacterial or a sterile (non-bacterial) cystitis (bladder infection). Please have her still seen by a vet.
I would definitely say its red in colour but not bright/deep colour. Going to ring vets tomorrow. Hopefully its infection and clears in couple daysDoes it look brown? Urine goes a brown/rust colour when it reacts with the air. I think blood in urine is quite different. It dries as red spots in urine puddles, or forms a red ring around a puddle in a different colour.
Nonetheless I would have him checked out anyway.
Okay thanksHi!
In this case you are likely dealing with either a bacterial urine infection or a bacterial or a sterile (non-bacterial) cystitis (bladder infection). Please have her still seen by a vet.
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