She is swollen above her private area I don’t know if I should be concerned because I never saw that on her before.

It is hard to determine exactly what you mean from the photo. Vulval swelling typically means oestrus in an unneutered female. If it is the mammary tissue that is swollen, this could be due to a true or pseudo pregnancy. If the swelling has come on slowly, it could also be fat distribution. It would be best to have her assessed by a vet in person so we can best determine what exactly is going on.

My chihuahua is swollen not where she pees from but above her area. It looks like two swollen parts. I don’t know if I’m explaining myself but I’m worried for her.

Thank you for your question. It is difficult to say what might be going on without being able to see your dog, unfortunately. The area that you're describing has glands that can become impacted, or she may be in heat. If it is something that you have noticed has changed, and it does not seem to be improving, it would probably be best to have her seen by your veterinarian, as they can examine her and see what might be going on. I hope that all goes well for her.

I noticed my dog licking himself alot and have noticed it's red

Hello He may be licking because the skin is irritated and itchy and licking is their way of scratching. You can try putting a warm compress on the area. If that doesn’t help I recommend that you take him to a veterinarian for an exam. Good luck.

Looking for advice- she was feverish and showing symptoms of UTI. She began peeing in the house two days ago, which she has never done before. At that same time, she didn’t drink enough water for a few days. We’re on day 3, I started her on a cranberry supplement (not juice), she’s had a tbsp of apple cider vinegar with her dinner tonight. She’s been drinking water and I’ve been adding bone broth to encourage more water, but she had a fever tonight (I just broke it with a bath and ice bags). She pees a little bit at a time. She is not lethargic and is acting normal.

Thank you for your question. If dogs have urinary tract infections, the majority of the time, they need antibiotic treatment, and she would probably be much more comfortable if you had her seen by a veterinarian. They would be able to look at a urine sample to see what is going on, examine her, and get appropriate medications so that she feels better. I hope that all goes well for her.

Hi my dog has not peed in more than 24 hrs should I be concerned

Yes it would be concerning if your dog has been unable to urinate for the last 24 hours. He needs to see a veterinarian immediately to see if his bladder is enlarged and obstructed. Dogs can get a stone from the bladder that can travel down into the urethra and cause obstruction making them unable to urinate. If this continues the bladder may get large enough that it can rupture. Urethral obstruction can also lead to severely elevated kidney values.