This may be caused by trauma to the dog’s scrotum, or caused by long-term moisture in the dog’s scrotum. Inflammation of the dog’s anal glands can also cause inflammation of the scrotum. Parents should find out the cause in time. If they cannot handle it themselves, they need to take the dog with them. Go to the hospital for treatment, and do not give your dog random medication at home.

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Dogs that have been in heat for a long time without mating may also suffer from scrotal inflammation, so parents are advised to neuter them as soon as possible.