When the dog is sick, it will have blood when it has diarrhea

Really, the current veterinarian's medical ethics are so bad, the puppy is obviously a bacterium in the body and indiscriminate injections, the body temperature is high must be allergic to drugs or have a negative effect in the body, now force it to drink some glucose as soon as possible, supplement the calories needed in the body, I hope your dog can pass the test smoothly!

I also think it's small, this disease should be hurried, the chance of survival is not high, but it's better to go to a regular pet hospital for a physical examination!

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Hello, your puppy has parvovirus.

The incubation period of the disease is 7-14 days. At first, the symptoms are vomiting, yellow or grayish-yellow, and some are mixed with a large amount of mucus and mucous membranes, and then the stool will smell fishy like tomato juice, and if there is also a bacterial infection, the body temperature will rise sharply, and quickly dehydrate.

The symptoms of this disease are acute, ** and death are relatively fast, more than 5 days can not **, the later is easy to secondary dog warmth. Rectal detachment and intussusception, with monoclonal serum as the main method and symptomatic rehydration. Antiemetic and hemostasis.

To prevent secondary infection, the infusion should be adhered to for 5-7 days. Daily attention should be paid to washing vomit and excrement in a timely manner. The environment should be strictly disinfected.

Wishing you baby a speedy day**!

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Hello, welcome to use, I am honored to answer for you - dog pooping with blood is caused by the following reasons: First of all, the dog has a large number of parasites such as trichomoniasis and coccidia, which will cause the dog to have diarrhea and blood, so it is necessary to seek medical attention as soon as possible for deworming. Secondly, infectious diseases such as parvovirus and coronavirus may cause dogs to have blood in their stools.

Finally, intestinal damage leads to dogs accidentally eating sharp things such as chicken bones, which can easily lead to scratching of the intestines and causing feces with blood. [Hopefully, it can solve your problem, dear].

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Question: Three months Bichon bought back to measure parvo cured and detected canine plague, now in the recovery period, yesterday suddenly stool seven or eight times a day, today the stool is bloody, mental appetite is very good, pull like snot, stool is very diligent, sometimes pull a few drops of blood, I don't know if it is bleeding caused by coccidia.

Question: Can I buy deworming medicine for coccidiosis, and can I deworm during canine plague?

Dogs have blood in their stools, and the problem can be big or small. What is the dog's appetite and spirit. If it's a small problem, it's just that there's a bug and it's time to get a bug, but if not, it's more urgent. Let's go to the pet home.

It seems to be small or enteritis, and quickly take the pet hospital to **.

Enteritis, let's get a hanging injection, or if you are dehydrated, the prognosis will be poor.

It's blood in the stool, let's take a look.

It may be caused by accidentally ingesting a foreign object and scratching the intestines. It is necessary to bring the dog for a DR examination in time.

If the stool is bloody and foul-smelling, you should go to the hospital in time to check whether you are infected with infectious diseases such as parvo disease, coronary disease, and canine plague.

Dog pooping with blood may be a parasitic infection or digestive tract disease, or it may be a dog infected with a small virus, if the small virus can be in the early stage, if it is in the late stage, it is more difficult. Observe the excrement, if it is blood, it may be that the intestines have been cut by eating bones, so there is blood in the bowel movement, pay attention not to feed hard bones or broken bones in the future, and avoid swallowing hard objects.

There are many causes of blood pulling in dogs, such as gastroenteritis, gastrointestinal ulcer and gastric mucosal epithelial damage caused by intragastrointestinal bleeding, which can be seen in infectious diseases, such as canine enteritic parvovirus, campylobacteriosis, leptospirosis, salmonellosis, canine coronavirus infection; parasitic diseases such as hookworm, coccidiosis, trichomoniasis enteritis, saccharidosis colitis bloody stool; Gastrointestinal dysfunction, such as gastroenteritis, intussusception, acute colitis, intestinal obstruction, acute pancreatitis, gastric bleeding, gastrointestinal ulcer, gastric tumor disease, etc.

Dog blood pulling is a relatively common type of symptom in veterinary clinical symptoms, which often does not appear alone, but is accompanied by many other symptoms. If the owner finds that the dog is bleeding, he should seek medical attention as soon as possible, and treat the dog in a timely manner.

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Parvovirus, dog diarrhea may be infected with canine parvovirus, the color of the feces will gradually deepen after infection, and there will be blood, and it needs to be taken to the hospital in time after being found**; Parasites, parasites infected in the body will also make the dog diarrhea and bloody stools, which need to be taken to the hospital for deworming treatment; Gastroenteritis, after the dog is replaced with gastroenteritis, there will be vomiting and other conditions at the same time as blood in the stool, and probiotics need to be fed to regulate the stomach.

The dog's diarrhea with blood may be infected with the panparvovirus, and the color of the dog's feces will gradually become darker, brown or tomato color, and after the condition worsens, a large amount of blood in the stool. After being found, it needs to be taken to the pet hospital for timely processing** to avoid delaying the condition.

Dogs with blood in their diarrhea may be infected with parasites, and dogs with bugs will also pull out bloody feces. It is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for fecal examination in time, and after the parasite is found, it should be dewormed in time**. In the later stage, it is necessary to deworm every 2 to 3 months to avoid the recurrence of blood in the stool.

Dogs with blood diarrhea may also be caused by gastroenteritis, after suffering from gastroenteritis, dogs will also experience vomiting, malaise, loss of appetite and fever while pulling blood. After being found, it is necessary to feed anti-inflammatory drugs in time**, and feed probiotics to regulate the stomach and intestines, so that the dog can recover as soon as possible.

Dogs with blood in their stomachs can be caused by digestive problems. Here are some suggestions:

1.Rest your dog: Provide a quiet, warm environment for your dog to rest. Rest helps in the recovery of the body and the repair of the digestive system.

2.Dietary modifications: Temporarily stop giving your dog solid foods and switch to foods with a lighter digestive system, such as rice or cooked chicken. A small amount of Duo Song Zi Heng is fed to Qi Potato to avoid overfeeding at one time.

3.Make sure the water source is clean: Provide clean drinking water to keep your dog's body hydrated and avoid dehydration.

4.Medical consultation: If the dog's diarrhea persists and is severe, or accompanied by other symptoms, such as vomiting, loss of appetite, etc., it is recommended to consult a veterinarian immediately. The veterinarian will make further diagnoses and recommendations based on the dog's specific situation.