Solutions to dog urethra pimples:

1. Dog urethra pimples are usually caused by benign tissue proliferation, infection or tumors. It is necessary to observe whether it affects daily urination, and whether the tumor is red, swollen, ulcerated or even has purulent fluid flowing out.

2. If the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to conduct random inspections and check whether the tumor is free and whether it is substantial or fluid.

3. If the tumor is near the urethral opening and the symptoms are mild, you can use topical antibacterial spray combined with oral antibiotics for treatment.

4. If the symptoms are severe, the doctor may use electrosurgery to remove the protruding part. Most dogs have good postoperative recovery results. Post-operative infections should be avoided as much as possible to prevent accidents.

5. If the dog has difficulty urinating, it may also be caused by urethral stones, which can be surgically removed if necessary.

6. Of course, the most serious cancer may be a malignant tumor, which may require chemotherapy first. Only when it reaches a certain level can targeted surgical treatment be performed.