My 4-month-old puppy has penile discharge. Should I worry?

That is likely "smegma", a normal discharge in intact males. You can have your veterinarian exam him for confirmation. Monitor for excessive discharge or licking or for bloody discharge or difficulty urinating.

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.

This is most likely normal discharge and not an infection. If the discharge is thick, green/yellow than it may indicate a urinay tract infection. But based on his age and being an intact male it sounds very normal and not like a medical problem.

Yes, it is normal to have discharge coming from that area as long as it's a yellowish-greenish pus looking discharge. It's called smegma, and it's actually coming from the sheath of the penis. Cassidy will have this type of discharge throughout his life.

Some discharge is quite normal, but if you are noticing it staining his legs then I imagine he may have an infection which is causing more to be produced. I would take him to your vet to be examined so they can decide if he needs some medical treatment.

It is normal for male dogs to have a small amount of discharge from the penis. Some dogs do a better job then others in cleaning themselves. It is usually a whitish to yellowish substance. If it is just being noticed occasionally I wouldn’t be concerned, however if it is enough that he is leaving puddles on the floor then he should be evaluated by a veterinarian. Best of luck and thank you for using Pet Coach.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Without seeing Harvey it is hard to say for sure what is going on. There is a normal yellow/green mucoid discharge (called smegma) that male dogs have to coat the penis inside the prepuce. There could also be an infection, like a bladder infection, but typically they have signs of increased thirst, frequent urination, and producing small amounts of urine at a time. To be sure, I recommend taking him to a vet for an exam and they can check the urine. If he isn't showing the other signs, I am suspicious this is the normal discharge male dogs have. I hope this helps. Kisses to Harvey!