My dog's bed has purple spots. Is it blood, licking, or a UTI?

I would observe Buddy, maybe put a towel in the place where he sleeps. If it happens again, take Buddy to a vet for an exam. Sometimes dogs drool while sleeping or are so relaxed that they pee when asleep. If that only happens once or twice, it is not a problem.

Poor Spica. There is a good chance that she is in heat if she hasn't been spayed. I would look at her vulva to see if it look swollen and if there is a little bloody discharge from there. If not, then I would have your vet take a look at her to see if she is bleeding from anywhere else especially if you see it again on her bed. I hope this helps!

Hello. Duke may be spotting a little urine while he sleeps, or he may be licking or sucking on his blanket during the night. If it is not excessive & does not occur elsewhere or very often, just make sure you mention this to your vet the next time Duke is seen. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Waffle. I would have her examined by her veterinarian. She may have a urinary tract infection and be leaking blood tinged urine. She could also have a sore tooth causing her gums to bleed. Skin wounds are more obvious so I suspect that you would have seen one in checking her over. Check her litter box though and see if she has any evidence of blood in the urine clumps or diarrhea or stool that is blood tinged. I hope this information helps!

Coco needs to be examined by the veterinarian and have her urine checked for signs of an infection. since she can't talk and tell you why this is happening, you must rule out medical causes. The spot on her back could be related to flea bites, a skin infection or allergies. Have the doctor examine that as well. I hope she gets to feeling better quickly and please feel free to post any additional questions.

Frequent licking and blood in the urine are signs of an infection. However if it flared after the start of the antibiotics then I would pursue further testing. Did they do anytime sample tonxhexk for cells and crystals and see what bacteria what present? From there you need an X-ray or an ultrasound to make sure there are no bladder stones as this can require surgery or the problem will keep occurring without.

I see what you mean in the picture provided, it looks like there is some blood there on the wee wee pad. I also see that Annie isn't spayed, so this could mean that she is going into heat for the first time. She is a small breed dog at seven months of age, and that age is when that can happen for the first time in small breed dogs. The other possibility is that she has a UTI, but I can't say for certain without seeing her in person. I would have her seen by a vet to determine if she is in heat or if she has UTI. Until she sees the vet, do not take her in public and do not let her be alone with any intact males. It is never recommended to mate a female dog during her first heat. I hope this helps.