Symptoms of balanitis in dogs:

1. Dogs often discharge light green pus and smegma from the foreskin hole and lick their penis themselves.

2. Penile lymphoid tissue hyperplasia is similar to a cyst, and the cyst cavity is filled with fluid. Mild stimulation (breeding, semen collection) can cause follicles to rupture and bleed, and sometimes even the entire mucosa to bleed.

3. If the affected dog is frequently bred or semen collected, causing continuous changes in the follicles, hemorrhagic cysts covering the glans may be formed. Such cysts can disappear on their own after 1 week of stopping breeding. , without leaving any trace.

Treatment of dog balanitis:

1. Rinse the foreskin with 1:4000 chlorhexidine solution, twice a day, and use antibiotic ointment after washing. In stubborn cases, 200/0 copper sulfate solution can be used to flush the foreskin mucosa.

2. Press the penis every day for 5-7 days to ensure that no adhesion occurs.

3. If lymphoid tissue hyperplasia occurs, stricter treatment is required.

4. Put the dog under general anesthesia, use gauze to scratch the lesion, and use 5% silver nitrate solution to corrode the lesion.

5. Use corticosteroid ointment every day and observe whether adhesions and infections occur.