Three-Year Intact Male Alaskan, Normal Otherwise but Drips Blood; What Is Wrong?

From the symptoms, long-term blood or dripping blood may come from penile or urinary tract trauma, urinary stones, bacterial urinary infection, or bladder tumor or lesion. First, an unneutered male in long heat or with inflammation may have capillary bleeding from the penis, causing dripping urine. Second, concentrated urine can form crystals and stones that rub the bladder and urethral lining, causing bleeding, usually confirmable by X-ray or ultrasound. Finally, if stones are ruled out, long bleeding suggests a bladder tumor or malignant urinary change, so get MRI or CT at a professional clinic for diagnosis and treatment.