My boy had this issue. Same as the photo you provided. The problem was allergies. The allergist said since the scrotum has very little to no hair to protect them, they are one region that can really have irritation. They actually were one of the first signs for his future allergy problems. At first I was told to use Bentagen spray, but the allergy specialist said not to as the spray was very harsh and the skin in that area is very thin. I was told there really was not much that can be done as a lot of the stronger ointments that would be used would most likely be consumed by the dog. That being said, I did neuter my dog in part because of the allergies, and he no longer works on that area. I was cautioned by a few vets that neutering would not necessarily help that area if it is a contact allergy problem, but for him it did seem to help when the jewels went bye-bye (there is now hair protecting the remaining skin and region).Stanley keeps getting cuts and scrapes on his balls!!!Now is there anything I can do to protect them???:idea: this is not a joke lol!! (ps don't tell Stanley I discussed his mens bits with you!!
here is a picture the white patches are previously healed ones.......any ideas apart from removing them??
Anyways, that was my experience with the issue. I think it was considered a type of pyoderma (sp), not staph.
