Is it normal for dogs to have black and hard stools? What to do?

Black stool should also be careful whether the dog has swallowed the stool, the stomach is slightly injured and bleeding caused by the stool is black, if the color is reddish is the bleeding of the intestines, can rule out the above, then your dog is on fire in the summer, insufficient water replenishment is also an aspect, in the diet to improve a lot, eat more liquid food, less meat to eat, now to ensure that you can give a few raw eggs to eat every day, it will be good, puppies generally like to eat, I hope your dog is alive!

Hello! The dog is on fire, it's okay, let it drink more water, eat some fruit every day, put less meat and more vegetables when feeding, the meat is easy to get on fire; It's also easy to get hot when it's dry in the house, so remember to sprinkle some water on the ground every day, or turn on the humidifier to keep the house from being so dry, so that the dog won't be easy to get on fire!

No, the dog's feces are affected by food, and if you eat a lot of meat or liver, the feces are generally black! So you don't give him meat, liver, and then look at the blackening that is also released!

Puppy dog black stool is not normal, generally caused by improper diet or gastrointestinal bleeding and other reasons, you need to observe whether the dog has other abnormal symptoms, if the dog has poor spirits, loss of appetite, vomiting, etc., it is best to take the dog to the pet hospital for examination. It may be an abnormal condition for puppies to poop black. First of all, the causes of black stool in puppies are mainly related to food reasons and intestinal bleeding.

First of all, if the puppy is fed a very dark food or has recently been fed blood products, then there is a risk that the stool will turn black. Secondly, if it is caused by intestinal bleeding, the stool is generally tarry and has a strong smell of blood, and it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly.

There are many situations that cause a dog to poop black. In some cases, it is normal to have black stools, such as feeding darker foods or animal blood products, and if the black stools are caused by the above reasons, the poop will return to its normal color after stopping feeding.

In some cases, black stools are abnormal, such as upper gastrointestinal bleeding, because bleeding from the upper gastrointestinal tract is digested and produces black, tarry stools. In general, it will be accompanied by a foul or fishy odor.

There are many causes of upper gastrointestinal bleeding in puppies, and the most common cause is eating sharp bones or other foreign bodies ingested by puppies. The way to confirm whether the puppy has intestinal foreign bodies is to go to the pet hospital for DR examination, and generally dense foreign bodies such as bones and metals can be clearly seen on the image report.