My dog's stomach is gurgling and has green discharge. What's wrong?

A certain amount of discharge, especially in intact male dogs, may be normal. This discharge is known as smegma. If there is an increased amount or if you notice a foul odor, excessive licking and difficulty urinating, then it may be that he has an infection either in the [urinary tract](https://www.petcoach.co/dog/condition/utis-in-dogs) or under the prepuce. Take him to your regular vet when they open for an examination and diagnosis. They will be able to provide appropriate pain relief and treatment.

Yes, it's normal to see a small amount of yellow-green discharge at the tip of the penis in male dogs - this is called smegma, and is comprised of oils and secretions from inside the prepuce (the skin sheath that surrounds the penis). As long as Chester is acting normal, this shouldn't be any cause for concern. If he is licking this area excessively or having any trouble urinating, then I would recommend having it checked by your vet as these can be signs of an infection.

It could be that Trapper's anal sacs are infected, leading to this greenish discharge. I would gently wipe the discharge away, and rest him tonight. Have him seen by a vet first thing in the morning.

Unfortunately smegma is a normal thing for male dogs. Some times there can be an infection or a foreign body in the prepuce (the space between the skin and the penis) that will cause an increase in the discharge. I would recommend that Rudy get checked out by a vet to see if this may be the cause. The vet can also discuss the morning vomiting. Some dogs have bilious vomiting syndrome. There is no specific treatment for this, but some people find that a small meal in the late evening or middle of the night, feeding a meal first thing upon waking in the morning, or antacids will help prevent the vomiting.

Hello, No, it is not normal for there to be any green residue in her genital region. My primary concern when seeing discharge like this is something called "pyometra". Pyometra is a serious uterine infection that happens in unspayed female dogs. It results in their uterus filling with pus and requiring an emergency hysterectomy (spay). Your mention of her abdomen appearing to change in size also concerns me that a swollen uterus could be causing this effect. I would recommend taking her in for a vet check as soon as possible. They will likely recommend bloodwork and x-rays as a starting point to check her uterus size, white blood cell count, and make sure her other organs, such as kidneys and liver, are functioning well. I hope this is helpful! Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach!

Poor Rico! If you are seeing a green color, that likely indicates infection and he needs to be seen by the veterinarian. Scratching him because by many issues such as fleas, mites or allergies. The doctor will examine him and may recommend testing and medication. Try to stop him from scratching as this will likely make it worse. I hope this is helpful and please feel free to post any additional questions.

Thank you for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach with your question. You can see some diarrhea after vaccines, but it should pass within 48 hours. If Milo is still having diarrhea tomorrow morning, have him seen by a vet. The green discharge may be normal. It's called smegma, and it actually comes from the penile sheath. I hope this helps!