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Smegma on a dog refers to a collection of dead skin cells, oils, and other bodily fluids that can accumulate in areas where the skin is folded or creased, particularly around the genital area. In dogs, smegma is most commonly found around the prepuce (the skin that covers the male dog's penis) and the vulva in female dogs. It can also accumulate in other areas where there are skin folds, such as under the tail or in the armpit region.

Smegma is a normal occurrence and is not a cause for concern unless it becomes excessive or leads to irritation, inflammation, or infection. Regular grooming and hygiene practices can help prevent the buildup of smegma. If you notice a significant amount of smegma or any signs of discomfort in your pet, it's a good idea to consult with a veterinarian to ensure there are no underlying health issues.

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Preputial Discharge - Sheath And Penis Infection - Balanoposthitis. A male dog normally produces a cream-yellow coloured lubricant in the sheath (smegma). ... Excessive drip, especially foul-smelling drip and increased redness accompanied by increased licking suggests injury or infection to the sheath or penis.read more >>