James Parnell answered
It's normal for a dog's testicles to turn slightly black in color as they age. However, it is not normal for them to bleed, and therefore I would advise you to take your dog to your local veterinary practice.
A vet will be able to carry out a detailed examination of the dog's genitalia, and hopefully make a diagnosis.
Once this has been done, treatment for your dog can begin straight away.
Unfortunately, your dog will most probably be in a lot of discomfort while it has this problem, so it would be best to get it seen by a vet as soon as possible.
Why are my dog's testicles bleeding and turning black?
I would guess that your dog could be suffering from either of the following:
A vet will be able to carry out a detailed examination of the dog's genitalia, and hopefully make a diagnosis.
Once this has been done, treatment for your dog can begin straight away.
Unfortunately, your dog will most probably be in a lot of discomfort while it has this problem, so it would be best to get it seen by a vet as soon as possible.
Why are my dog's testicles bleeding and turning black?
I would guess that your dog could be suffering from either of the following:
- Allergy: Allergies can cause the testicles to be irritated, which then makes your dog scratch them. Persistent scratching may then result in your dog's testicles starting to bleed.
- Infection: Your dog's testicles may have become infected. If this is the case, then your vet may have to remove them.
- Trauma: Your dog could have suffered an injury to the testicles.
