What's wrong with the dog's butt? This may be caused by a dog's infection with parasites or diseases. If you find blood in your dog's butt, it's best to take it to the veterinarian immediately for further diagnosis and treatment.

1. Anal fissure

If the dog usually eats dry food and drinks less water, it will cause the dog's feces to be too hard, which will cause the anus to rupture when the dog defecates, and then cause bleeding on the butt. This situation is quite serious, so if you are sure that anal fissures of the dog are confirmed, it is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for treatment as soon as possible to avoid improper treatment and causing more serious infections.

2. Ass injury and bleeding

If a dog's butt is traumatized, causing blood vessels to rupture, it will cause bleeding, such as being scratched by sharp objects or bitten by other animals. The owner can check the dog's butt to see if there is any obvious trauma. If so, the wound needs to be cleaned and disinfected in time and applied anti-inflammatory ointment.

3. Anal glands are inflamed

If the owner has not helped the dog clean the anal glands for a long time, the dog's anal glands will rub its butt on the ground or frequently lick its anus, causing bleeding in the skin around the anus. If the owner finds that the dog is frequently rubbing and licking, it is likely that the anal gland is inflamed. At this time, the owner must first stop the dog from licking and licking, and then use normal saline to clean the wound. After cleaning, apply external anti-inflammatory drugs to the wound.

4. Bloody stool

Dogs suffer from gastrointestinal diseases, viral diseases, parasites, etc., which will cause blood in the butt, and may also be accompanied by symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. Owners should pay attention to observation. If they find that the dog has bloody stools, they must go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.