Dog leaves clear wet spot on bed in morning. Is it urine or saliva?

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.

It's possible that these could be blood spots, but you are also correct that it could be due to her constantly licking her bed. It would be a good idea to have Bella checked out by a vet to be safe. She could have a UTI and is dripping some blood and urine leading to these spots, or it may have been a small wound. It never hurts to have a health check with the vet when you find something out of the ordinary. I hope this helps!

It would be nice to know whether he deliberately pees on the bed or whether he is losing urine while he lies on it or sleeps on it. If he deliberately pees on it, I suggest you take it away from him because he will likely keep on peeing on the bed. If he loses his urine while resting, then he needs to be seen by your veterinarian and examined. He may have a UTI or other problem with his urinary tract, or he may have a problem with the sphincter muscles holding in his urine (urinary incontinence). Both conditions can be medically controlled.

Hi there. Urinating while sleeping is not normal, and is usually a sign of a medical condition. Clear urine without much odor can also be caused by a number of different conditions including diabetes, Cushing’s disease, or chronic kidney disease. I would recommend taking Chico to the vet for an exam when you are able to. He/she can do blood and urine testing to help diagnose the problem and get him started on appropriate treatment depending on what is found.

The most likely fluid in a spayed female dog would be urine. When a dog dribbles urine or leaves spots of urine on the bedding I often think about urinary tract infections. Older dogs can also develop urinary sphyncter incompetence (or a weak sphyncter), making it difficult for them to hold their bladder overnight. There are also less common causes, for instance bladder stones or endocrine diseases. Your veterinarian will likely offer to run a urinalysis, a urine culture, and maybe some bloodwork on Sassy to determine what might be causing the urine leaking. There are antibiotics we use for urinary tract infections and if it appears to be loss of bladder control there are medications to help with that as well. A visit to the vet should help you sort out the cause and hopefully get Sassy acting more like herself. I hope this was helpful!

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.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Puku. He may have expressed his anal glands in his sleep. The anal glands are small glands located under the skin on either side of the anus. They express each time the dog defecates to mark its scent. They can occasionally leak at other times releasing a foul smelling brown to gray liquid. If this occurs again, he should see his veterinarian to have them expressed for him. I hope this information helps!