English Bulldog Help...Bully owners/breeders please?

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I have an almost 2year old female English Bulldog and she is my little girl, and I was wondering if you could help me with a problem she's having. I have a vet appointment today but want to see if you may have some ideas before I take her in.
About 2 weeks ago we noticed a red jelly looking blob on the ground after she peed and when picking it up with toilet paper noticed it was blood. We watched her like a hawk and monitored her pees and it didn't happen again. We wiped her after it had happened and nothing else was there, I even opened up her vagina and there was nothing. So we thought it might have been a scab from our other dog nibbling on her.
But now last night it happened again. Same thing just a little jello/blood clot when she peed.
She has not been acting different at all, not lethargic or feverish. She's been playing and acting excited like normal.
the only other thing she did was throw up a little foam, but she had just drank a lot of water.
I'm really nervous...

? · Accepted Answer

Bulldogs are such endearing characters!  It could be something like a bladder stone causing some irritation.  Good for you for taking such wonderful care of your darling.  Best of luck.

bustamente · Answer

while you're on the east coast of the US, I propose you're making plans to return to the national Bulldog tutor which would be held in Vienna, VA. that is for the time of thanksgiving week although just to permit you comprehend. while you won't be searching for a tutor canines, there will be breeders from around the country there, you could go searching and ask them as many questions as you choose. you will discover concepts approximately this tutor on the bulldog club of united statesa.'s internet site. different than the stubbornness and distinctive wellbeing subject concerns (which not each and every bulldog has) there somewhat are not any undesirable features. those are super canines in case you basically get to comprehend the excellent ones. regrettably there are way too many undesirable high quality breeders breeding undesirable high quality canines (it somewhat is a foul element). you somewhat could analyze breeders very heavily. Bulldog club of united statesa. has a breeder referral on their internet site you could look them up and get to speaking with them. additionally provide up calling them English Bulldogs as they don't seem to be English Bulldogs, the breed's call is basically Bulldog.

PFSA · Answer

bulldogs have alot of reproductive issues... including prolapse urethra and many other thing...if she is not spayed I would recommend having it done asap... with this breed,,as with most it can be a life or death situation. If you want to talk with a repro expert call 
 
 Animal Clinic Northview
36400 Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville, OH 44039
Ph: 440.327.8282   Fax: 440.353.0331
Emergencies: 440.452.7743
   ask to speak with Dr Hutchinson..he is the best when it comes to things like this
the best bulldog breeders in the country vow by this man

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I would still consider contacting Dr Hutch... she may have something wrong with her kidneys ... please keep us posted on what you find out...very scary

Ashley B · Answer

I've never had this happen but I wanted to give you a little boast, you're a terrific owner for taking your dog to the vet ASAP. 

Good luck at the vet, let us know what the cause was if you find out right away.

Nicky. · Answer

if your dog spayed? she could be in heat if its "jellow-ish" sometimes dogs dont have as much spotting as other dogs, sometimes it comes out dark red and jello-ish, sometimes its straight up blood, sometimes its dark.

English Bulldog Help...Bully owners/breeders please?

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