I would think he needs more water, but I would check with your GP.

Normally it means not enough fluid, but I would go to the doctor as it could mean something else

Dehydration however you said he drinks at, my next bet would be a lot of protein in his ruined which is a cause for concern non Pe the less ask a professional.

Definitely back to the doctor.

i would say to drink more but if you think he does drink enough then maybe get him checked out

Dark urine usually means dehydration.

It really does sound like an infection to me!!

I am sure by now that you have a solution to this but i agree with the others the smell would be an infection and the dark colour i ‘would’ have said about not drinking enough but you say that he is so obviously his kidneys are working the best to help his body. Good Luck.

The urine test the Dr is performing will most likely answer this question for you.

if it smells bad and is dark then he probably has an infection and needs some antibiotics, this fixed will probably solve his bed wetting also

Seek medical advice.

that sounds horrible – has it been sorted out

there are some good comments here

Did you find out the cause?

Have you seen the doc?

I would guess that the doctor would check for this as part of the tests.

I would take him to the doctor just to be on the safe side.

I hope you found out why

dehydration is the usual cause for dark urine as is blood in urine which could mean he has a uti brewing or a kidney or bladder infection. I would recommend having a really good talk with your doctor about it as there is definintely something wrong here. I’d recommend a diabetes test too if he drinks lots and lots during the day. good luck i hope you find out what if wrong.

Sounds like something is not right there, hope you get some answers.