If my dog had blood in her stool and whilte chunks, threw up ALOT. And was pooping all over the house.? - dog pooping blood in stool
What could be the problem? Am I obligated to take him to the vet immediately .. seems rather the opposite, and today seems much better ...?
Friday, February 12, 2010
Dog Pooping Blood In Stool If My Dog Had Blood In Her Stool And Whilte Chunks, Threw Up ALOT. And Was Pooping All Over The House.?
9 comments:
Yes def. I would see him to a vet. Maybe she has worms or is something he should not have eaten. You had better strong as it could be the cause of your pain. I hope it goes well. jud
could be the white stones, as you say very hard Poo? This is usually caused by feeding too much bone, which would lead to constipation and painful movements blood.I definitely make a visit to the vet explained that the matter is serious problem.also wormed regularly? Good luck.
If today seems much better - How long is it going?
Your comment "seems quite the opposite" is a bit disturbing for me
This dog needs a vet to see.
If you blood in the stool, and the white stones and vomited a lot, but otherwise seemed fine - he should go to a doctor?
Well .... Once your dog is leaving his team to the training and go right AWAYYY! My Beagle has something similar, and ... I do not want you, but the scar on his death, then please leave now. BTW try on the way to the vet, not to throw or let the dog move around a lot, because you do not want that sick again. If you lose shes bad foods PRISA PLEASE .. Good luck
This means that you have the parvo virus. It is necessary to test for his arrest. if positive, so that the coup.
Check this
http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=2&articleid=467
and
http://dogtime.com/parvovirus.html
Immediately go to the vet
or take at least call the vet to talk to him .. I do not play with him, she could have internal bleeding .. Colin, or cancer that would have something he never knew .. could eat Better safe than sorry ..
Just keep an eye on him, but you should have a stool sample to the vet and have it checked it could have worms. And so, on the safe side Thwe who would bring to the vet. Good luck
I would say that they eat, what not, or should a broad spectrum Wormer be flushed active. If you have symptoms again, or not eating or drinking as usual, you have to see the vet as soon as possible.
Stop feeding the treats, and so, perhaps. This means that the kidneys vewt
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