Why did my dog's stool have blood in it?

Question

Why did my dog's stool have blood in it?

Answer 1

this could be a lot of different things and only a vet can accurately diagnose her. i suggest taking her in right away, especially if she keeps having vomiting and diarrhea. good luck and hope she feels better soon

Answer 2

ok there could be a few things in order to diagnose parvo you will smell a very foul almost mettalic smell and the dog will be very dehydrated. if you pinch the dogs scruff and it stays like that and does not snap back into place then it is a good sign of parvo. another sympton is if the dog is not eating or drinking then it also a good sign but if the dog is eating then there is another issue and you are most likely safe from parvo. also how old is the dog if the puppy is over 8 months than parvo is not a serious threat. but if this all applies then asap get you dog drinking pedialyte or gatorade because parvo attack the body's natural osmosis process and removes all electrolytes from the dogs body not allowing it to produce enough. the drinks will help keep the dog stable until a vet can see it. THIS WILL NOT CURE PARVO! parvo is a 48 hour deal and you will know within that time period if the dog will make it or not. alos another tip i forgot to mention is since osmosis cannot happen in the puppy the fluids that are normally distributed throughout the puppys body cannot because parvo stops this process so the fluid begins to pool up causing the feet jowls and tail to swell and be full of fluid. so if those are swelling it could be parvo. now on the lighter side if honestly i know you are scared but if your dog is honestly not suffering from alot of those symptoms then it could be an internal parasite called coccida which is not lifethreatning. it is just a very aggressive parasite that eats and tears away at teh digestive lining and can cause the dog to have bloody stool and throw up and if the dog has an empty or somewhat empty stomach then it will throw up a bile or yellow mucasy liquid. oh i also remembered a good way to tell for parvo is teh puppy will want to sleep alot adn have a very distant and cloudy look in its eyes. i really hope this could help you and i will re-post other ways for you to help your puppy if you; can tell me more about the symptoms of your puppy. noone should have to lose a puppy so let me know :)

Answer 3

she telling you she needs to got to the vet





looks like yahoo is stuck again!!!

Answer 4

A vet will tell you exactly what it is and provide your dog with the proper medication

Answer 5

He's sick.

Ask a proffesional.

Answer 6

I suggest you take her to a vet to see what's wrong with her.

Answer 7

it could be a lot of things, you really need to take her to a vet ASAP to have her properly examined.

Answer 8

Either one of these could be a symptom of just about anything. Together, they could be symptoms of several things.



So let's see... best case scenario is that it's something transient that'll pass and everything'll be okay.



Or it's colon cancer that has occluded her intestines, thus keeping things from passing (hence the vomit, she feels bad), and may have ruptured and bled, thus causing the blood in her stool.



Go to the Vet. Get it diagnosed.

Answer 9

my dog had the same problem she died within 2 days she had gotten a worm that they get from drinking out of mud puddles. If I were you i'd take her to the vet asap

Answer 10

The first thing that comes to mind is parvo. Did it have a foul odor? Parvo is a very fatal virus. You should get your pet to a vet asap. Symptoms of parvo include weakness, lethargy and after a few days to weeks, it causes vomiting, lack of appetite, very high fever and foul smelling diarrhea often with blood and tissue.

Answer 11

If your dogs stops the intake of food and refuses any liquid and has diarrhea with vomiting... and the diarrhea will have a distinct unpleasant odor about it... then you could be looking at a case of Parvo...

SO

call the VET NOW... as Parvo moves quickly and is deadly.



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Answer 12

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Answer 13

Forget the ignorant comments about Parvo virus; the symptoms are not even consistent with it.



I've just gone through that with my dog and she was hospitalized twice within a week. She had eaten a bone (don't know where she got it). First she passed blood and was vomiting then she got an intestinal blockage. The vet said that when a dog eats bones they set up like bagged concrete mix in their intestines. My dog needed IV fluids, antibiotics, and worst of all 6 enemas and even that didn't get the job done. I carried her home from the hospital and she was there 24 hours and had to go back again because she still had the same intestinal blockage.



While it wasn't caused by the bones, the Vet also discovered that she had Cushing's disease which enlarges the liver, causes the dog to over produce salt, and have diabetes. Right now I'm giving my dog chemotheraphy twice a day for the Cushing's disease; am also giving 2 injections of insulin twice a day to control the diabetes. The Vet said that, once the chemo reduces the gland that's causing too much salt and other out of control hormones, the diabetes will probably go away.



Your dog's stools will probably look like mucus or colitis if she has eaten something that's causing the intestines to bleed. I would recommend that you take her to the Vet and make sure she will be okay.

Answer 14

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Answer 15

Blood In Stool After Running

Answer 16

This is the time of year when tapeworms are all over! I see a lot of frightening answers from others, but hopefully your dog just has a tapeworm. Easy to fix with a visit to the vet... just look around your dog's bedding for little sesame seed looking things, and if you see some, then you can feel comforted to know your vet can easily fix this. Take a piece of tape and touch it to some and and take it in to the vet. A stool sample will help no matter what. Take the dog in to the vet so you get some answers. A urine looking vomit is most likely bile, and that could mean anything from an irritated tummy to liver problems. Don't be nervous... just get some help from a good vet and everything will be better.

Answer 17

Assuming the dog has had it's vaccinations it should not be the Parvo virus which is the worst possible reason for a dog to have blood in it's stool. It is very catchy and is almost always deadly.

It makes them not eat or drink and they die from dehydration. If the shots have been up to date it may be the dog has eaten something that is not food, may have a blockage or may have a very bad case of something that the vet needs to see it for. I hope it isn't the Parvo virus....if caught really early they can sometimes save them but it costs a lot of money for IV and care at the animal hospital. Good luck. Miss Mary

Answer 18

If you are running sprint dogs the feeding schedule ought to be quite different from a distance team. Arleigh Reynolds talked about this at the last symposium in Fairbanks. You should be feeding 23 hours before running. Bait water with the minimal amount of food to have the dog drink.



The premiss is that a dog running 20 mph is working much harder than the 12-miles per hour seen in longer distance dogs.



To keep his very long talk short - keeping the intestines clear of food/stool will avoid cecal slap which causes bloody stool to appear after running. Additionally, A sprint dog works so hard that the blood flow to the intestines shunts away while running and any food/stool will be evacuated quickly causing diarrhea (often seen streaked with blood)



So if you are running sprint feeding 4 hours before the run would not be ideal.



there could be a number of reasons for blood in the stool.

stress

parasites

to name a few.





I had a dog that had blood in his stool. Vet could not figure it out. Finally did a blood work. He had an elevated white blood count. They were leaning toward some sort of cancer. Turned out to be an infection. The vet put him on mega anti-biotics and he is fine.

Answer 19

blood in the stool along with the vomiting are big concerns. it's true you'd need a vet to get the right diagnosis and treatment because there are so many serious things that could cause this from parasites to parvo, pacreatitis, gastro-intestinal illnesses, something the dog ate that might have pierced something inside of her..too many possibilities and finding the real cause, via a professional, is the only way to treat the dog successfully without unnecessary risk. If finances are a concern, try calling your local animal control office or SPCA and ask about local lower cost clinics. In my area, I found excellent Vets in an office where there treatments are lower cost and very high quality. Older office with great Vets, GREAT pricing. GL with finding good care for your dog.

Answer 20

Get to an emergency vet.



An upper GI tract bleed will show up as black stool, if the blood is still red then it's a lower GI tract bleed. It could be an obstruction or a puncture of the intestine, or who knows what else, but it could be something very serious. The combination of this with symptoms on the other end of the dog make it even more concerning. An obstruction can be deadly quickly, consult an emergency vet instead of waiting until Monday.

Answer 21

If your dog is not fully vaccinated, senior, or a very young puppy she may have Parvo. Parvo is a very serious virus that attacks the puppy's intestinal lining which causes diarrhea and bloody stools as well as suppression of the animals white blood cells. Depending on the initial health of the animal and the strain of the virus he or she has, the outcome of survival is about 50/50. The best bet is to take the animal to the vet for IVs with antibiotics and fluids to help keep the animal hydrated and to help fend off the illness.

Answer 22

As most of the other answers have said, there could be a number of reasons for this. How old is your dog? Is she up to date on all of her vaccinations? Was the blood in her stool red or was it black? Did it have an abnormal odor? Was it a solid stool or diarrhea? Has she done this multiple times?



In my experience, if your dog is not up-to-date on her vaccinations and the stool is black (internal blood) diarrhea and she continues to vomit, these are strong symptoms of parvo.



If the blood was red, however, and the stool was loose, or even solid, and she has thrown up it could be symptoms of pancreatitis, often caused by feeding table scraps.



I would definitely recommend you watch her, keep her well hydrated and take her to a veterinarian immediately if symptoms don't dissipate.



Good luck :-)

Answer 23

When my dog was a puppy she did the same thing. I took her to the vet the morning it started, turns out she just ate something that didn't agree with her or something that scratched going down to her stomach. The vet told me they were also symptoms of parvo, so we had her checked for that as well. My mom has a dog that had blood in his stool for a few days, no vomitting though. He had Coccidia. Depending on what it is, it can be fatal if you don't know for sure.

Answer 24

Wow. That sounds major. It could be a severe disease called parvo. Its a disease that somewhat liquefies your dog internal organs from what I understand. Its very serious if not treated soon enough. If your dog has a loss in appetite than get him to a vet ASAP. Thats why its important for your dog to get its shots every so often. Once a year I believe.



Sometimes dogs eat things also that may make them have diarrhoea or vomit liquid. My dog tends to eat grass which is fine, but too much and he vomits up a green liquid. My vet said its just the grass he's already consumed. But none the less, have your dog checked out as soon as possible.

Answer 25

If there is blood in the stool, then there is bleeding in the intestines. Are you sure it was blood and not black tary stool, known as melena? Blood in the stool can be a symptom of many different things. In older pets the concern of cancer comes to mind. It could be a dietary intolerance or allergy. It could also be inflammatory bowel disease or colitis. There are many other problems of the bowel or the colon. Is your dog straining to defecate? Is there any noticable weight loss? You should have your vet do a complete blood count.

Answer 26

sounds like it could be a virus. It could also be parasites (more than likely hookworms), make sure your dog is dewormed on a regular basis. The yellow your dog is throwing up is stomach acid (bile). These two symptoms together im afraid arent something you want to be waiting on to get better. This could very well be parvo. Parvo is a deadly virus that attacks the intestines. Watch for runny stool with blood, and blood in the vomit. The vomit could also be black in color. I wouldnt wait any longer on this, your dog needs to see a vet as soon as possible.

Answer 27

Well it is very possible that your dog MIGHT have internal bleeding. Im def. not a vet but i worked in a vet hospital for like 6 months. It also can just be stress was is frank blood? Frank blood is bright red which means its more likley its internal bleeding. If it was darker i wouldnt really worry about it. Watch her for a couple days and maybe pick her up a can of r/d it helps then poo lol so it will hopefully get whatever is making her sick. Puke can also be from stress or even eating food to fast. Watch her for about a day or so, if its still bloody and pukey then take her to a vet right away!

Hope this helps!

-M

Answer 28

Beginning signs of Parvo is the extreme. Usually their digestive system isn't working quite right. Call a vet and tell them the symptoms. They will know exactly what to do. Our cocker spaniel has a lot of digestive problems because during her life span she has gotten into foods she shouldn't like grapes and chocolate. She has blood in her stool and will gag up a yellow substance sometimes, but usually we give her some grass in her food, or celery and stuff like that and she is good again. Make sure you get plenty of water in your pup as well. Good luck.

Answer 29

That is exactly what my dog is having right now. shes pucking up yellow liquid and has bloody stools. It might be something she ate cuz thats what happened with my dog. She ate ALOT of turkey. i didnt know it till it was gone. A rapid change in a dogs eating habit can cause pucking and diharrea. If its not that it could be parvo or an intestinal parisite. I would take it to the vet as soon as you can. im taking my dog into the vet as well. hope everything is fine and good luck!!!!!!!!

Answer 30

that is 100 percent signs of Parvo...sadly if they start having blood in their stools the chances of them recovering are slim to none..being it eats away at their internal organs and even if they seem to get better anything they eat will seap into their body and cause infection which will kill them if the parvo doesn't... you need to make sure the dog stays fully hydrated even if you have to nurse her...every 15 min give her at least a tablespoon of water if you do this we have had two puppies pull out of it but once there is blood in the stool that is usually a sign that the fight will soon be over...you can however take your dog to the vet and see if they can help you....i have never had any luck with the vets around here....we have saved two puppies with parvo our local vet has saved zero and ended up with a $2000.00 vet bill for each pup...but you need to call them NOW and set up an appointment anyways even if they just talk to you and tell you what to do at home....its better than nothing

Answer 31

Dogs will eat just about anything! If he is outside some of the time it is not unlikely he may have chewed up a tree branch or something hard or sharp!



Also...giving a dog bones is not always a good idea unless they are very big and solid! They can break off in sharp pieces too!

Most important...Take him to a vet right away! bring a sample of his dog do with you so the vet can look at it!



Hope this helps

Answer 32

The yellow liquid was bile. It basically means she's vomitting with an empty stomach. The blood in the stool could be lots of things... Parvo being probably the worst. Could she have a foreign body in her? Does she eat things she shouldn't, like toys or shoes or garbage? Could she have gotten any rat poison? Even if you don't have it, I've heard of dogs eating it while out on walks. There are lots of other reasons, some completely benign and easy to fix, others that are super serious. You DEFINITELY should make a trip to the vet.

Answer 33

If he has been looseing alot of weight and is lathargic then he Most likely he has Parvo and if you don't get him to a vet then he will die.When a dog has parvo and they are at the point of blood in the stool there is very little time left. Most vets will work with you on payments if thats why your asking the yahoo group and not taking him to the vet. Get your dog to a vet.

Answer 34

Those are symptoms of parvo is she is also having diarrhea, not eating and being lethargic. If she has had all her vaccines, then she may have gotten into something that has upset her stomach. If she's a puppy or hasnt had her vaccines, then take her to the vet to rule out parvo. If she is an adult dog WITH vaccines, then take her if she doesn't get better. Sometimes blood can be in the stool if she ate something that has given her diarrhea and her bowels are inflamed.

Answer 35

a very young puppy she may have Parvo. Parvo is a very serious virus that attacks the puppy's intestinal lining which causes diarrhea and bloody stools as well as suppression of the animals white blood cells. Depending on the initial health of the animal and the strain of the virus he or she has, the outcome of survival is about 50/50. The best bet is to take the animal to the vet for IVs with antibiotics and fluids to help keep the animal hydrated and to help fend off the illness.

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Answer 36

While it wasn't caused by the bones, the Vet also discovered that she had Cushing's disease which enlarges the liver, causes the dog to over produce salt, and have diabetes. Right now I'm giving my dog chemotheraphy twice a day for the Cushing's disease; am also giving 2 injections of insulin twice a day to control the diabetes. The Vet said that, once the chemo reduces the gland that's causing too much salt and other out of control hormones, the diabetes will probably go away.

Answer 37

The vomit sounds like stomach acid. But the blood in the stool is something to be concerned about. Don't give her anything for the vomiting, it could make the condition worse. If she vomits more you should call an emergency vet clinic. But this can probably wait until tomorrow so you can see your normal vet. But do take her to a vet tomorrow.

Answer 38

You need to take her to the vet as soon as possible this could be a lot of things,but it's never good when your dog has blood in the stool

Answer 39

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Answer 40

Blood in stool can be due to stress. The yellowish color see in the vomit can be bile. Parvo is more common with puppies however if this is an older pet this could be an upset stomach and stress that has caused blood in the stool. I would recommend see a veterinarian.Other causes can be intestinal parasites, but you need to see the veterinarian to test the feces for intestinal parasites. I would recommend bring a fecal sample into the veterinarian so they can see it physically and if they want to run test on it.

Answer 41

It could be a lot of different of different things, but none of them are good. Usually it is a sign of some kind of parasite being in your dog and it needs treatment asap. Alto of different kind of worms such as hook or round has a symptom of bloody stool, but you can not be sure unless you take them to a vet. I would do this as soon as you so that the condition does not get worse and your dog does not suffer. Good luck!!!

Answer 42

Dogs get stressed colons. But the liquid from the stomach might mean the dog has no food in its stomach. Matched with the blood, it could be very serious. Take it to a vet immediately.

Answer 43

I am sooo sorry, but these are very clear symptoms of PARVO..

How old is your dog ? Adult ? Puppy ? Elderly ?

If your dog is an adult, then a trip to the vet and some meds will cure her just fine...She'll get really sick, but she'll get over it...

If she's a young pup, or elderly, the odds aren't so good...She'll need extreme vet help to save her life...

The upside ? Once a dog survives parvo, her immune system won't let her get it again...Not THAT strain anyway...And she'll be better able to fight off the virus even if she comes across another strain...

Please get her to the vet ASAP. Her life depends on it..Good luck !

Answer 44

It makes them not eat or drink and they die from dehydration. If the shots have been up to date it may be the dog has eaten something that is not food, may have a blockage or may have a very bad case of something that the vet needs to see it for. I hope it isn't the Parvo virus....if caught really early they can sometimes save them but it costs a lot of money for IV and care at the animal hospital. Good luck. Miss Mary

Answer 45

Only a vet can know for sure, but my dog once threw up yellow bile, and had blood in the stool, and it was because he had eaten a bone, which broke up and fragmented, tearing the intestinal wall. He is fine now...but the bone had to 'pass through' first.

Answer 46

Your dog could have swallowed a sharp pointed object that is lodged in the Intestional tract, this can cause a perforation and possibily an obstruction. Vomiting can be a sign of obstruction. Yo should take your dog to a vet to be examined and have an Xray taken. Good luck hope it is a minor problem .

Answer 47

It could be something very serious. Better see the vet.

Blood in the stool by itself could be merely a hemorrhoid, pretty harmless. But with the vomiting, it scares me to death. Warn the vet of the symptoms before you go in, as they may want you to bring the animal in by a separate entrance from the others.

Answer 48

How old is the dog? What food does the dog eat? What treats and other dogs has she been exposed to? Has she been dewormed?



Have all of the answers to these questions answered in your head and take her to the vet! Until you get to the vet you could give her 1/4 a can of pumpkin or 1/4c of yogurt [plain, with active cultures] to help with her digestive problems. If she's a small breed just give her 1tbl spoon.

Answer 49

the symtoms are sadly Parvo! It is deadly to animals and humans! Take it to the vets STAT and if you have any other pets keep them away from her! Early symptoms are depression, loss of appetite, vomiting, high fever, and severe diarrhea. Feces can be either grayish or fluid and bloody. Rapid dehydration is a danger, and dogs may continue to vomit and have diarrhea until they die, usually three days after onset of symptoms. Others may recover without complications and have no long-term problems. Puppies can die suddenly of shock as early as two days into the illness. another thing I can help with if you dont understand that is this, The Symptoms of Parvo

Parvovirus disease is remarkable in that symptoms can vary from none at all to a fatal disease. Four factors govern the severity of the disease: age at exposure, the size of the virus dose, the presence of maternal antibody, and the breed of dog involved.

Dogs receive transient maternal antibody from their mothers through their first milk or colostrum. This antibody gives the puppy resistance to the disease. Puppies that are housed in a parvo-filled environment rarely break with the disease until they reach 14-20 weeks of age. At that time their mother’s immunity no longer protects them and they may die of the disease.

Dogs over six month of age develop natural resistance to the effects of parvovirus. Many of these dogs show only transient diarrhea. By the time the dog reaches one or two years of age the disease can be so mild that it passes unnoticed by the owners.

For unknown reasons, Doberman Pinschers, Rottweilers and Pit Bull Terriers become more ill with this disease than other breeds.

Answer 50

What kind of dog do you have? We just went thru a period of this with our dog. Found out he has ulcerative colitis. His intestinal trac does not consume food properly. He is now on a strict diet dog food. Limit her food intake, small amounts at a time and increase water. Don't let her get dehydrated. We even got an eye dropper and forced water. It could be a number of things but, I would highly suggest a vet visit. I hope she is ok and it is nothing serious. We had ours in the vet hosp. for 3 days and then he would come home and back in again. Seemed like it would never end. Finally he is getting back to himself. We love our fur friends and I know it is hard when they are sick....

Answer 51

Blood in the stools is an indication of worms but with the vomiting it also indicated Parvo.

It could be any number of things, but any blood in the poo large than a speck is a sign that you need to see the vet.

Answer 52

If there is blood in the stool this is "usually" a sign internal bleeding.



Most people have given you their best answer. My best answer is to take your dog and a stool sample to the vet asap.



This is the only way you can be certain and be given peace of mind...



Good Luck!

Answer 53

sounds like either bad food, bones can sometimes do this. or have you any baits for rats etc around? no food. and water available- but not forced- for 24 hours( if bait is possible , VET first). keep warm, not hot, and check the gum colour! pale with slow blood return is time to go to vet. overly bright,red is also a worry. any sign of distension (swelling to stomach), biting, licking at tummy is also an indicator of twisted bowel also called bloat. it can be fatal.

is the dog old or young, ageing animal could be liver issues side effects too. though the blood is not usual with that, more mucous in stool is.

one of mine did this 2 x in a matter of months, lots of blood and scared me badly, he is fine, just a baaad belly ache from a baaad bone. and a bit sensitive for a month or so afterwards. plain yoghurt, is always good afer any tummy upsets as is plain boiled rice water, and maybe some of the rice, as the appetite returns.

Answer 54

Well, these could be symptoms of many diseases. I would recommend taking her to the vet as soon as you can.



My dog had a problem similar to your dog's, i took him to the vet as soon as i saw the signs. He was under medication for a few weeks and then everything was ok. Don't worry at all.



Take her to vet real quick. and i say quick not because it's really dangerous or anything. it's just that in case it's anything vital, they'll be able to solve it before it gets worse.

Answer 55

Does your dog have diarrhoea? In life-threatening diarrhoea the animal is usually systemically ill and will exhibit clinical signs which include persistent vomiting, marked dehydration, abdominal pain, anorexia and the passage of faeces which may contain blood. Any animal exhibiting these signs should be examined by a veterinarian ASAP. Aggressive therapy is needed if the animal is to be saved. Intensive intravenous fluid therapy as well as antibiotics and nil by mouth may be followed by the use of oral and anti-diarrhoeal drugs once vomiting stops.

Colitis is another common cause of chronic diarrhoea, especially in dogs. Weight loss is not a feature of colitis but straining to pass faeces, urgency and the passing of faeces containing blood and/or mucus are common. Treatment involves the use of a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug and dietary correction.

Answer 56

This is all symptomatic of the dog having eaten something which hasn't agreed with her. Check back and try to remember if she has had anything different from her normal diet within the last 24 hours, i.e. fatty treats like Pigs ears or rawhides or any spicy human food. These can all cause colitis (inflammation of the bowel) and damage the intestines.



I would advise starving her for 24 hours to allow the gut to settle then give her three small meals of plain cooked chicken or boiled fish with rice. Do this for two days and then you can gradually re-introduce her normal food.



During the starvation period you can give her Natural Bio Yoghurt to stave off the hunger pangs. This will not harm her and it will actually help to settle her digestive system.



Also make sure she is drinking plenty of water to stop her getting dehydrated.



If she hasn't improved after that then you must take her to see your Vet but I am sure she will be fine.



If it was Parvo she would be very lethargic, have foul smelling diarrhoea and be vomitting continuously . If this was the case I would advise that you get her seen by a Vet immediately.



I hope she makes a good recovery.

Answer 57

Has your dog been vaccinated against Parvo?

Parvo is a very very contagious virus that can and does kill dogs.

I'm not one to run to the vet if there is something I can do for my dogs here at home BUT you really need to get that dog to the vet if you haven't already.

Answer 58

blood is not a good thing of course. It can be due to serious things or just iritation. Either way it is omething that should be checked with a vet, especially because of the vomit. The vomit sounds like it has bile in it. You realy need to at least call a vet.

Stress can cause these symptoms, so can illness, and ingesting a foriegn object.

Please check with a vet.

Answer 59

This could be lots of things, some fatal. Your dog is really sick, blood in stools is a bad thing, and what she puked was bile, which means she's really sick.



The good news is that this is likely something your vet can help, get the dog in ASAP!

Answer 60

it may be Parvo, check the blood for chunks or clots. The odor of the blood has a distinct horrible smell, like its rotten. Thats a main sign of Parvo. If the blood is just watery, it might be from constipation and the yellow vomit may be bile. Maybe your dog just has a URI. Like i said, check the blood and its smell. Working in a shelter, i ran into Parvo dozens of times and everytime, the smell gave it away. good luck

Answer 61

You rally need to take stool sample in to be sure. Call your vet Monday. It could be parvo, or blockage but only your vet can tell. Don't give him anything except water until you get to Vet. If he seems dehydrated or its been going on longer than just today, Call emergency Vet and go right away. good Luck!

Answer 62

She could have parvo, an intestinal parasite that makes your dog very sick. The vomit may have been straight bile that your dog is throwing up. Has she eaten anything in the last few hours? If not she is throwing up stomach acids, because she has an upset stomach, and her mind is telling her body to get everything out of there. This triggers the gag reflex, leads to vomiting.

Dr. Maxwell J. Titelman

Take your dog to the vet immediatly

Answer 63

We are not vets here, and even if a stool sample plus possibly blood work is the only sure way to tell.



Get her to an emergency vet if your regular cannot see her.

Answer 64

Take you dog to the vet! My puppy got sick and had the same symptoms and it was parvo. She almost died from it, had to be kept at the vet for a week and out of 4 other pups she's the only one who made it. But only your vet can tell.

Answer 65

It could be a lot of different things. This happened w/my dog and the vet put him on an antibiotic and he was fine. But his was due to the fact that he's 14 years old. So it really could be any number of things, just take her to the vet.

Answer 66

The best advice that I can give you is to take your dog to the vet because they can run tests on your dog's stools and etc to get the correct diagnosis. I hope that your dog feels better soon :)

Answer 67

It could be worms coudl be parvo... you need rapid test from vet to discount parvo... if its worms very cheap easy fix, usually.



AT any rate, get some liquid into your pup... i mean nice lukewarm water Call your vet to make appt. Ihave blog on parvo if you want to do quick print out so that you can read up on the way to vet (if someone else drives) or so that you can read in waiting room to be prepared, just in case



http://golden-joy.blogspot.com/2008/07/parvo-symptoms-treatments-or-my-dog-is.html. this will help you know what to ask vet.. .make sure you get tamiflu and antibiotic (possibly 2 antibiotics).



Let us know how it goes.



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Answer 68

These are serious symptoms when put together in the same day. If this were my dog I would be waiting at the vet when they opened tomorrow and would be at an emergency vet today if it got worse.

Answer 69

It could be a HUGE number of things like parvo, worms just a big number of things I would call the vet right away cause it is not normal and it sounds like you love your doggies very much and it is best to be safe then sorry .. i hope everything works out

Answer 70

How old is the dog? It can be many things it could have eaten some thing that has made it's belly hurt and could have scratched some thing when it was trying to pass it. If it is a puppy it could have many things parvo being the worst! If it were me I would call your Vet to be safe. It may be nothing but it's better to be safe than sorry.

Answer 71

It could be anything. The dog needs to see a vet. Blood is never a good sign.

Answer 72

It could by a symptom of an intestinal blockage. The dog needs to see the vet ASAP.

Answer 73

blod in stools sounds like parvo to me which can kill your dog pretty quickly. could also be something else but always suspect the worst just incase it really is that bad well the best thing to do is see a vat ASAP! blood in stools is nev er a good thing sorry to hear about your poor doggy!

Answer 74

Blood in the urine is an instant "Go to the Vet" sign.

The other might be stomach bile.

It doesn't matter what I think it could be symptoms of. There are several illnesses it might be, but the symptoms say "Take the dog to the Vet" -!-

Answer 75

We cannot diagnose your dog, over the Internet. A veterinarian, is the only one, who is qualified, to make a diagnosis and properly & effectively treat your dogs condition! There can be so many things, that could be going on, that cause blood in the stool! You need to take your dog to the vet, as soon as you possibly can, the sooner the better! Blood is nothing to fool around with and has to be checked out right away!

Answer 76

There are many things that can cause blood in stool. Take your dog to the vet immediately!

Answer 77

Blood in stool can be a serious problem. I recommend you take him to your veterinarian for a check up, especially if he begins to show pain during defecation.



If the stool has a mucus-like appearance and was tarry or black in color, it signifies that there could be bleeding occuring in the upper digestive tract, large intestine or could possibly be a type of colitis.



If the stool has clots or shows bright red blood, it signifies that could be bleeding in the lower digestive tract or he may be bleeding from the anus.



There can be a lot of reasons for this onset, he may have eaten something that he cannot pass through his system. Check to see if he may have ingested something he should not have like a piece of plastic, metal, wood or hard food. This is the most common for dogs as they tend to nibble on things when you are not looking.



Yellow vomit is common. The yellow represents stomach bile. It becomes a bigger concern when you see heavy mucus or blood in the vomit.



He may be sensitive to foods but you would see other signs of an allergy like a rash, constant stomach upset, diarrhea or constipation, and infections (especially in the ears).



You can add garlic powder to his food. Garlic is an anti-microbial and will help clear the system of bacteria and infection. Don't be afraid to sprinkle it with a heavy hand, dogs love garlic and he should eat it up right away. The only draw back to adding garlic in the food is flatulence, it may be a little stinky but the garlic is doing its job by pushing the bacteria through the system. You can keep him on garlic as long as your like, its is beneficial, safe long term and effective.



Best of luck!

Answer 78

MY dog had some blood in his stool , small amount outside of the stool

Answer 79

Finally did a blood work. He had an elevated white blood count. They were leaning toward some sort of cancer. Turned out to be an infection. The vet put him on mega anti-biotics and he is fine.

Answer 80

It could be a number of things. Your best bet is to take her to the Vet. It could be something that will kill her in a matter of hours or it could be parvo or it could be something she ate(like a bone) that is causing internal bleeding.



I would get her to the emergency Vet Clinic. They are open when regular Vets are closed. I would go now if I were you.

Answer 81

blood in the stool is always a red flag that means, its vet time. Looks like she got into something she shouldn't have

Answer 82

Damn that sounds like Parvo. Get the dog to the vet fast or your canine has a very slim chance of living.

Answer 83

It could be way too many things to speculate about, from something bad your dog ate to a serious illness. Get the dog to a vet asap.

Answer 84

if your dog has had her shots then it isn't Parvo. a little blood in the stool can be from some parasite ( worms, gerardia or cockcidia ). yellow vomit is bile from an up set stomach.



she will need to see the vet. either way and be treated for the problem. take a stool sample in with you so the vet. can check it and see exactly what is wrong.

Answer 85

i work at a vet clinic and the most common things i see are bladder or urinary tract infections, or this special type of anemia where the body eats there red blood cells..if the second one is the case then your dog should be very lethargic and not eating or drinking. either way it needs to be taken to a vet and time should not be wasted... they are both life threatening...

Answer 86

Some sort of stomach or intestinal problem. Might be a primary condition of secondary to something else. She might've swallowed a foreign object. You'll have to take her to a vet to find out - she certainly needs to be seen by a vet.



Chalice

Answer 87

Vomiting can be a sign of obstruction. Yo should take your dog to a vet to be examined and have an Xray taken. Good luck hope it is a minor problem .

Answer 88

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There are two types internal and external. Internal are inside the anal canal in the lower rectum and external are at the anus. They result from increased pressure in the veins often due to straining during bowel movements and during pregnancy. Scratching in an attempt to relieve the itching symptoms further weakens the area and compounds the problem.

Answer 89

I would take dog to vets soon. Could be gastroenteritis, could be she got into something, could be pancreatitiis, Could have worms, Keep her quite and hold food for a couple of feedings to let her system rest. In the meantime call vet and take her in. make sure you let her have water.

Answer 90

have you changes dog food or given them something different as a treat if so this can cause bllod in there stool my boston did this and i took to er and said it was because of this i would still look if it happens for more than two days take him to vet

Answer 91

Bring the dog and stool to the vet. It could be stress colitis, or someother sickness.

Answer 92

Blood in stools is normally non serious, but in rare cases it can be, so its not worth risking it, go to the vets ASAP.

Answer 93

There are many things that could cause this. Call the vet and don't wait. It may be nothing major bt it is best to get professional advice.

Answer 94

You should take your dog to the vet ASAP, this could lead to a big problem, dont waste any time, go to the vet and take care of your pet

Answer 95

This could very something very serious OR something as simple as intestinal parasites like liver flukes..Either way, I would have her visit her vet, and take a fresh stool sample with you.

Answer 96

could be parvo, could be clostridium perfrengens.



Either way, blood in the stool is a cause for concern and vomitting bile with bloody feces makes the concern level go up.



She needs to see a vet NOW.

Answer 97

She could have worms, get her to a vet or animal hospital immediately bloody stools and vomiting could also be the sign of an obstruction. Don't wait.

Answer 98

hi, my mums a vet and here she is, im helping you because my dog died of somthing like this, here she is!



Dr Kate:

If your dog is eating and drinking normally, her poop and urine output look normal, and she's otherwise acting normal, it's probably nothing to worry about. However, any dog taking any NSAID (like Rimadyl), even intermittently, should have her kidney and liver enzyme levels checked regularly to make sure the med isn't having a deleterious effect on those organs. A simple blood test will tell you if all is well in that regard.



hopeshehelped xoxo :O)

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Answer 100

Hematochezia is the presence of bright red, fresh blood in the feces. Hematochezia usually occurs with bleeding in the lower intestines (colon, rectum). Hematochezia should not be confused with melena , which is the passage of dark, tarry, black feces. Melena represents the passage of old, digested blood that has occurred with bleeding higher up in the intestinal tract.



The presence of hematochezia may be a symptom of either a minor problem, or a potentially more serious problem in the animal. One occurrence of hematochezia may be a minor and transient event. Repeated or persistent hematochezia is more serious and should not be ignored. There are several possible causes. The most common cause in older pets is cancer and in younger pets are parasites.



You need to take your pet to you vet.

Answer 101

Take your dog to the vet it could be worms. My dog did the same thing if caught early enough she will be fine. Or it could be that she ate a foreign object.

Answer 102

Don't know...take her to a vet ASAP. Vomit might have just been bile. Anytime you see blood in stool it should be checked by a doctor.

Answer 103

My dog had the SAME thing last weekend. I took her to the vet and they told me that she has a inflanmation and a baterica infection. I would take your dog in ASAP. It took my dog a couple of days to start feeling better.

Answer 104

Most likely worms, she needs to go to the vet. If she is eating and drinking, get her to the vet tomorrow. If not do it today. This could be an emergency.

Answer 105

It could be a simple tear in the skin or it could be a lot worse so bring your dog to the vet!

Answer 106

Why don't you take her to a vet? if she is young it could be parvo and that is extremely deadly. could also be giardia, which you can get, or whips or some other kind of worm. she needs to see a doctor, the diarrhea and vomiting will make her dehydrated very quickly.

Answer 107

That doesn't sound good.

What she threw up sounds exactly like what my dog threw up after he had his shots.

Take her to the vet ASAP! Emergency vet if need be!

Answer 108

could be parvo but only a vet could diognose her right my dog was acting wierd and i took her to the vet and it wa so serious she almost died so i wouldnt wait to long i would take her the next day if she has th same simptoms hope she feels better!

Answer 109

This can be many problems, from just overstraining, to something serious inside, get to a vet asap, as they can tell you

good luck with him, and ill ask in work on monday for you, to see if i can find out more :) (as i work in a vets)

Answer 110

well my dog also had blood in its stool so we took him to the vet and they gave him some antibiotics which made to blood in his stool go away. so take her to the vet asap to see what your vet says

Answer 111

Sorry why are you wasting time to get answers to read from this site take your dog to the vet and get the correct answer from the correct people.

Answer 112

this could be a lot of different things and only a vet can accurately diagnose her. i suggest taking her in right away, especially if she keeps having vomiting and diarrhea. good luck and hope she feels better soon

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Answer 113

this could be serious..

consult ur vet if the situation does not impove..

do not let ur dog get dehydrated..

I had a similiar situtation with my dog she had swallowed a blade.. vet advised to feed her on curd and rice for some time.. slowly it improved.. but care has to be taken that the dog does not get dehydrated due to loss of fluid from body - this could be dangerous.

Answer 114

take your dog to the vet and get a complete analysis. Then follow the vet's instructions. Good luck.

Answer 115

take her to the vet, you she could have something wrong with intestines like my dog she had the same thing but then she started to through up blood and they did and ex ray and she ate some peanut shells and it cut part of the intestines and stomach, with the symptoms she has she can get dehydrated and thats bad there is definatly something wrong

Answer 116

I would suggest that you take your dog to a vet, just to be sure that this isn't anything that could be a cause of concern.

Answer 117

Jeez, since we're all vets on here I'm sure you'll get the correct answer for free. Don't be so cheap and get to the vet before your dog dies.

Answer 118

Your dog could have 1 of many things. Your best bet is to go the vet and let them diagnose him/her properly.

Answer 119

you should bring it too a vet and they can diagnos it dnt wry though because usually can be a simple fix they might need a stool sample though they migh have swallowed something though that cut there insides

Answer 120

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Answer 121

dogs stops the intake of food and refuses any liquid and has diarrhea with vomiting... and the diarrhea will have a distinct unpleasant odor about it... then you could be looking at a case of Parvo...

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call the VET NOW... as Parvo moves quickly and is deadly.

Answer 122

Im sorry BUT THERE IS SO many things that can cause these symptons, from mildly serious to very serious,that the only advise i can give is ti go straight to vet, asap...

Answer 123

These are symptons of your dog needing to go the vet right now. Good luck.

Answer 124

Parvo

Answer 125

Infection, straining, worms. Take your dog to the vet. Blood in stools is not normal so he needs to be diagnosed.

Answer 126

I strongly suggest calling a vet for a full analysis. But it definetely could be Parvo. other things could be a bad material she has eaten that has ruptured her intestines or stomach, or it could even be a parasite. The only sure-fire way to know eactly what it is and to treat it accordingly is to see a vet as soon as possible. I wish you good luck.

Answer 127

Parasites, digestive issues, ingested foreign body, parvo, sudden diet change.... The list is endless. Take to your vet for diagnosis and treatment anytime there is blood in the stool or blood in the vomit. It can be serious and she should be checked out ASAP.

Answer 128

Well if your dog is a girl than she could be on her period some times that makes them sick ... but i would bring her to the vet just incase... i hope your dogs ok!!!

Answer 129

How old is the dog - most more mature dogs wont get parvo - it usually affects puppies



Here is one possiblity - there is two types of bleeding that you might see in the dogs stool - one is Hematochezia; which is the presence of bright red, fresh blood in the feces. Hematochezia usually occurs with bleeding in the lower intestines (colon, rectum). Hematochezia should not be confused with melena , which is the passage of dark, tarry, black feces. Melena represents the passage of old, digested blood that has occurred with bleeding higher up in the intestinal tract.



The presence of hematochezia may be a symptom of either a minor problem, or a potentially more serious problem in the animal. One occurrence of hematochezia may be a minor and transient event. Repeated or persistent hematochezia is more serious and should not be ignored. There are several possible causes. The most common cause in older pets is cancer and in younger pets are parasites.



I'm assuming its Hematochezia from your description: Here are some signs to watch for

# Infectious agents, such as bacteria, protozoa, viruses, and intestinal parasites

# Dietary intolerance/allergy/indiscretion

# Cancer (neoplasia) of the lower bowel

# Polyps (benign masses) in the colon or rectum

# Inflammatory bowel diseases, such as colitis

# Trauma to the lower bowel or anal area

# Clotting disorders (coagulopathy)

# Intussusception (the telescoping of one part of the bowel into another)

# Miscellaneous diseases of the anus, rectum and colon



What to Watch For



# Bright red blood in the feces

# Possible straining to defecate

# Increased number of bowel movements produced

# Possibly no other clinical signs

# Possibly other systemic signs of illness, such as excessive drinking, urinating, vomiting and diarrhea, lethargy, poor appetite, weight loss



There are several things your veterinarian might prescribe to treat your pet' symptoms. These include:



# Changes in the animal's diet

# Fluid therapy

# Deworming medications for intestinal parasites

# Antibiotics for bacterial infections

# Motility modifying drugs that change the rate of movement of food through the intestines

# Intestinal protectant/adsorbent drugs to coat, protect, and sooth the gastrointestinal tract



Home Care



At home administer any prescribed medications as directed by your veterinarian and follow any dietary recommendations closely.



You should also observe your pet's general activity and appetite, and watch closely for the presence of blood in the stool, or a worsening of signs. If any changes occur, notify your veterinarian.



hope this helps!

Answer 130

If you haven't recently given your dog a heartworm pill it could be that she has heart worms. Ask your vet to make sure.

Answer 131

It is highly reccomended to contact your local vet for more info and get a full examination on the dog

Answer 132

I think you should really check that out with a vet better to know than be sorry



good luck

Answer 133

Take her to the vet. she could have something really medically wrong with her! I'll pray everything goes okay and your dog gets healthy again!

Answer 134

Why are you wasting precious time on yahoo! Call the vet! Hope your dog gets better!

Answer 135

it could be anything i agree with DP go to the vet everyone here is guessing.



I was once told that by the time you see signs and symptoms in a dog something is already very wrong.

Dogs have a very high tolerance to pain so by the time we see their pain its already hurting them pretty badly.



go luck go see your vet. waiting only makes it worse

Answer 136

The only way to know for sure is to bring her in to a vet. I know today is Sunday so you're stuck with emergency clinics but, for your dog's safety, it would be wise to bring her in as soon as possible today.



Poor pup. I hope she feels better!

Answer 137

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Answer 138

I don't recall ever having a dog whose stool had blood in it, but we have had calves do this. They usually have a bad bug or pneumonia. I would say your dog needs antiobiotics to kick this thing. Have the vet check him/her out just to be on the safe side.

Answer 139

If she doesnt have her shots it is Parvo- it can be deadly to dogs. Get her into the vet

Answer 140

this requires a vet trip asap...most of the time this is caused by worms or other minor issues that are easily cured if you catch it early....don't wait....if it is parvo it could result in death. take a stool sample with you when you go to the vet.

Answer 141

this could very well may be parvo or maybe your dog ate somthin but it's probaly parvo i had a dog go through it survive and have to be put down cause she turned on us parvo sucks

Answer 142

Whatever it is, the vet will know best. Take her there ASAP as it could be anything. Better safe than sorry!!

Answer 143

I think that you should take your pup to the vet and find out what is causing it to throw up. let me know what the vet said, I will be there for you.

Answer 144

She probably ate something she shouldn't,like a snail,etc.Her immune system should kick it in a day or so.Monitor closely to determine if it passes or a trip to the vet is needed!

Answer 145

When my dog was a puppy she had the same problem. The vet told us that she was probably eating the cat food we put out for our cats. Hope you figure out what it is!

Answer 146

Did you go to the Vet?

Is she still having the runs and vomiting?

Answer 147

PARVO. Don't wait you'll lose her, get her to the vet NOW. Good luck. Get off the computer and go NOW.

Answer 148

what ever it is it doesn't sound good I sugest u go to the vet so he/she can help your dog in the best way they can. go to the vet its the best answer good luck hope your dog feels better.

Answer 149

Cancer or something internal, have your dog checked out by a vet.

Answer 150

Parvo, a disease which will dehydrate her, she will not eat, and will die. I just paid out $1300 dollars to save my pup. the pup isn't woth $1.00, but I like him, so if you want to save your dog, prepare for the expense. The disease is transmittable, so other dogs are at risk. See a vet immediately.

Answer 151

Take her to the vet, it sounds bad!

Good Luck xx

Answer 152

just take a stool sample and you dog to a vet asap

Answer 153

Parvo, the dog needs to see a vet asap, this is the number one killer in dogs and pups.



pls call a vet, 24/7 er vet, phone advice is free.

Answer 154

its might of been somthing your dog has ate or your dog might be under the weather if problem continues take your dog to pdsa or local vet

Answer 155

wow yeah you need to take her to the vet that is a sign of parvo which is deadly for a dog hope i was of help :)

Answer 156

he could be bleeding eternily my dogs have done that twice so i brote it to the vet 911 like asap

Answer 157

While my dog has recently had blood everywhere its the dogs period... Also im not very sure about the yellow throw up but i suggest you reasearch or bring her to the vet..



Hope your dog feels better!

Green Skull!

Answer 158

i can't stress how important it is for people who have health concerns with there animal to take it to a vet, they are the only people trained to diagnose your animals problems, and asking people on here could get you bad or wrong answers that could put your pet at risk.

so please take your dog to a vet, its better to be safe than sorry.

Answer 159

it could be something serious - call your vet!



it can also be as harmless as your dog eating something bad for it and getting a tummy ache from it...either way call your vet to be sure!

Answer 160

well the blood in urine do you have your dog hair cut do you hae them do her anal glands? well that could be cause of it and shes got infection. it could be shes sick that is why she is throwing up and its relalted to this mess take to vet and get anitibotics.

Answer 161

its leg probably had a cut.{my dogs get blood on the couch all the time}.and it drank something very bad.

Answer 162

would love to have a follow up on your dog. How is she doing? any more bloody stool? or vomit?

Answer 163

You need to go to the vet

Answer 164

Go to the vet, your dog has parvo, this problem might be really harmful.

Answer 165

I'd take her to the vet to find out.



Could be symptoms of a lot of diseases

Answer 166

well..... it means she ate somthing that cut she then when it druled the blood went on the stool... then she threw up somthing she ate the yellow stuf is vomit

Answer 167

Take her to the vets. They can give her a proper examination and give a more accurate diagnosis if there is a problem.

Answer 168

could be many things, first thing i think of is parvo get her to the vet like right now or as soon as you can!!!

Answer 169

Call the vet, they are the only ones who can help or would know what is wrong.. Good luck

Answer 170

it could be a few things one of my dogs got like that and a course of antibiotics cured it best take along to the vet

Answer 171

If I see this question one more f*cking time I'm going to shoot somebody in the face.



For 20 FREAKING hours I've seen this. GRRRR!

Answer 172

Why would you ask the internet anyways just see a vet

Answer 173

this just happened to my new puppy she might have worms because i took my dog to the hosital and they had to keep her overnight because she was dehydrated and had worms so take her to the vet right away

Answer 174

PERIODDYO





5 omg im about to be on level 3 woot woot

Answer 175

It could be a symptom of her needing to go to the vet!

Answer 176

We can't see the stool, we can't inspect it, nor can we test it. Call your vet and ask.

Answer 177

...why are all the questions from 17 hours ago? There is nothing to answer but old questions, so everyone is getting hundreds of answers!!

Answer 178

Take your dog to the vet ASAP!!!

Answer 179

your dog is probably in heat and feels a little sick have it go to the vet.

Answer 180

Sounds like parvo. GET HER TO A VET ASAP! And seperate her from any other animals you may have.

Answer 181

im just guessing but maybe it has digetion problems or if its a female it could be on its period or pregnant.or maybe it ate something it wasnt supposed to.take it to the vet so see whats wrong.

Answer 182

Any number of things, from parvo to poisoning to colitis - get her to the vet before she dies.

Answer 183

Parvo take it to the vet hopefully u will have caught it in time good luck.

Answer 184

dor about it... then you could be looking at a case of Parvo...

SO

call the VET NOW... as Parvo moves quickly and is deadly.

Answer 185

its just going through heat its like a dogs period its just a part of their growing it will stop soon

Answer 186

definetely parvo get off yahoo answers and get to a vet NOW!!

Answer 187

He could have worms or a infarction with his bowels you need to take him to a dotor now.

Answer 188

Could just be something she ate, or pobbably a virus/infection

Answer 189

the best answer will come from your dogs vet... 10 points to them, if they get to see the question...

Answer 190

your dog might have heart worms so take it to the vet and they will give her med.

Answer 191

Because she's sick and needs to go to the vet!

Answer 192

it may be a symptom of worms, or parvo, go to the vet! Immediately!

Answer 193

I'm so sorry for you. Get her to a vet AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!!! It could kill your dog if you don't hurry!!!



SO SORRY.

Answer 194

first thing i would think would be parvo, but this just happened to my pom and i took him to the vet and he had coccidia. take him to the vet.

Answer 195

TAKE HER 2 THE VET FAST

Answer 196

could be a very sick dog. see a vet stat.

Answer 197

DONT ASK US! DO WHAT ANY OTHER RESPONSIBLE PET OWNER WOULD DO AND GET THE DOG TO THE VETS!!

Answer 198

look, i've worked with animals for 10 years and recenly lost my dachshund to a liver disease. do not go by what anyone on here is saying. take it to the vet TOMORROW. do not wait. it can be very serious!! please, your pet counts on YOU!! it's loyal to you so please be loyal to it. please email me and let me know how it is.

Answer 199

this could be a lot of different things and only a vet can accurately diagnose her.

Answer 200

she could be in heat, parvo, colon cancer, swallowed something bad, worms.... the list goes on. take her to the vet, only she/he can tell you.

Answer 201

need to take her to the vet... could be many of things, including parvo.... just take her in case it is something that could be fatal and good luck!!!

Answer 202

i am just going to agree w/ the first 2 comments because i don't want to rewrite it all

Answer 203

parvo. A vet asap

Answer 204

Ask your Vet! I hope you took him there already. There are a lot of things it could be but blood in the stool is never good. Please for you dogs sake get it to the vet asap

Answer 205

The bowels are probably inflammed. Maybe she has an obstruction. I would see my vet as soon as possible.

Answer 206

first you need to call your vet....

could be bad or something simple but your vet will tell you

Answer 207

parvo my pup did the same thing i took him to the vet just in time and he lived go to the vet right now!!!

Answer 208

only a vet knows for sure you should take her to the vet as soon as you can.

Answer 209

Your dogs dying... Sorry fam

Answer 210

dude you should go to the vet. that could be bad

Answer 211

could be parvo, aka dog hiv. dont wait, see a vet

Answer 212

Try a VET!



ASAP!



Before the dog dies!

Answer 213

Please take your dog to the vet - with a fresh stool sample if possible - ASAP

Answer 214

no matter what it is, id take her to the vet! blood and vomit is a BAD thing alone, nevermind together!!

Answer 215

the dog probably just went into heat and ate somthing it wasent sopposed to.

Answer 216

GO TO THE VETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ASAP!!!!!!!! there could be something VERY wrong with your dog

Answer 217

Why not go to your vet's and get a CORRECT diagnosis.

Answer 218

take her to the vet this could be serious

Answer 219

you really should take your baby to the vet and let them see bout it and take the right and proper care for your baby dog.

you don't need people here to answer this let the people that knows this best tell you.

good luck to you.

Answer 220

your littledog is very sick take to vet right now or you might not have it very long

Answer 221

sounds serious, get her to a vet at once...please

Answer 222

Maybe your dog got its period. But if thats not it take your dog to the vet! =]

Hope I helped!

Answer 223

parvo. go now and get to the vet. i hope you get there in time. if not i am very sorry.

Answer 224

it could be a number of things... but parvo is the worst..

take her to the vet as soon as you can

Answer 225

ummmmm thats not good if i was u i would call a vet

Answer 226

get her to a vet

Answer 227

ask a vet soon

Answer 228

This can be a sign your dog is not getting enough daily nutrition you may want to consider changing his/her dogfood.

hope I helped!

Answer 229

Get to your vet asap.

Answer 230

it sounds a little like hookworms. if your dog is acting normal and healthy, i don't thinnk it's parvo

Answer 231

sounds to me like she might be pregnant..she's bleeding and throwing up...then again if she's not then she's probely sick..i hope everything is ok..makes me wanna cry.

Answer 232

could be bowel cancer infection parvo, get to vets asap now

Answer 233

Go to the vet!!!!! It sounds serious. GO NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the vet will give it med. or what ever it needs!

Answer 234

GO TO THE VET NOW!!!! thats not a good sign!!

Answer 235

my friends dog had this, it was kidney problems. she died 2 days later.



dont waste time sitting on the computer...



get her in the car now, NOW, NOW!!!

Answer 236

go to the vet immediatly!

Answer 237

worms likely , get her to a doctor now

Answer 238

he needs a vet

Answer 239

it may have a obstruction in its bowel somewehere or stomach the yellow is bile get it to a vet now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 240

a disease.. call a vet asap

Hope This Helps! :D

Answer 241

Blood? Vomit? Get her checked. If you don't know what it is, its best you get her checked soon!

Answer 242

well if its a girl its symtoms of her period.make a vet chck her out but its better if the vet comes to u

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Answer 243

your dog is very sick it could be a really bad virus caused by something she ate you should take your dog to the vet

Answer 244

same thing happend to my dog but she **** out her mouth and peed out her but? so i dont no lol

Answer 245

i'm not quite sure,

but i know you should take her to the VET's asap!!

Answer 246

Goto the vet...ASAP!!!!!!!!!!! Parvo has these symptoms.

Answer 247

TAKE YOUR DOG TO THE VET IMMEDIATELY/URGENT/EMERGENCY.

Answer 248

I honestly have no idea. My dog has never done anything like that. She may have been poisened or may have alergies by or to something.

Answer 249

most likely parvo. get it to the vet as soon as you can. they can die from it fast. i took my dog to the vet too late when it had parvo and it died! Hurry!

Answer 250

Your dog may have worms, sometimes those are the symptoms of having parasites, which may have come from something your dog ate awhile ago, there's no time table for when an animal will actually show sickness from parasites.

Answer 251

if its a puppy it could be parvo virus

Answer 252

Please take time to call a vet and take the dog in

Answer 253

take her to a vet! this is serious!

she is currently sufferering

Answer 254

its probably parvo, go to the vet now!!!

Answer 255

parvo alert

Answer 256

Probably your dog has worms in his gutz...



I recommend you to cunsult your vet... thatz all....

Answer 257

got to a vet . she must have ether has eaten something that has scratched her inside or she has a bug or eaten something nasty

Answer 258

take her to a vet!

Answer 259

I can,t tell what it is sounds nasty but take her to the vet

Answer 260

worms

check with vet

Answer 261

may have a parasite infection

Answer 262

they are dozens of reasons you should take her to the vet immedietly!

Answer 263

How old is the dog? It can be many things it could have eaten some thing that has made it's belly hurt and could have scratched some thing when it was trying to pass it. If it is a puppy it could have many things parvo being the worst! If it were me I would call my Vet to be safe. It may be nothing but it's better to be safe than sorry. Good luck and I hope your dog feels better soon!!!

Answer 264

the dog maybe sick, or something happen to it

Answer 265

that can be serious bring her to the vet

Answer 266

take her to the vet

Answer 267

My first thought is Gastritis.

Answer 268

hmm? but parvo has a weird smell if she does then yea take her to the vet asap...nd were did the blood come out of? lyk her mouth or wut??

Answer 269

she probably drank poison GET HER TON THE VET!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 270

looks like she was having her period lol

Answer 271

http://www.petplace.com/dogs/hematochezia-blood-in-stool-in-dogs/page1.aspx

Answer 272

could be parvo

Answer 273

Could be parvo. you need to get her to a vet as soon as possible. Could be serious

Answer 274

take her to the vet if a puppy could be parvo could also be coccidia giardia collitus or something she ate that caused a problem like a blockage get the dog to a vet!!!!!

Answer 275

when my dog's stool had blood he had worms he was throwing up too.. maybe your dog has worms?



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Answer 276

possum

Answer 277

that happened to my dog. she's in " heat ". it just means she can have babies at this time...i know, weird!!!??

Answer 278

is your dog on meds?

Answer 279

I have no idea..sorry

Answer 280

TAKE HER TO THE VET RIGHT NOW.

RIGHT NOW.

VET.

NOW.!

!!!!!!

Answer 281

Get it in the vet ASAP.

My dog had parvo, and when they get parvo, they bleed into their stool, I would know i just put my dog to sleep because of parvo, and if its not eating and vommiting then take it in asap, soory to say but your dog could have parvo!

Answer 282

dont b askin ppl who dont know!!! TAKE HER TO THE VET!!!!

Answer 283

parvo... take her to vet asap.....

Answer 284

PLease take her to the vet--- only they can diagnose ... Good Luck...

Answer 285

parvo.

Answer 286

get a vet who cares what it is!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 287

he is probably a homosexual dog. :(

Answer 288

if my dog had blood in her/his stoolid call a vet definetly

Answer 289

that is very unusual for a dog. you should definetly take it to the vet. Im sworry that i can't help you. i have never herd of swomething this severe before.

Answer 290

if its a girl dog then she`s probably on its PERIOD

idk about the yellow stuff

Answer 291

i suggest ask a vet. call and ask they will tel you if its an eergency, or just go to a animal ER

Answer 292

please take her to the vet or emergency after hours hospital

Answer 293

go 2 a vet asap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 294

sorry to say your dog has parvo get him to a vet asap please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 295

pooping problems

Answer 296

YOU BETTER TAKE THE DOG TO THE VET IMMEDIATELY, AS IT COULD BE A VERY SERIOUS SITUATION..HAS YOUR DOGS HAD ITS BOOSTER INJECTIONS AGAINST THE CANINE DISEASES?

IF YOU HAVE NOT HAD HIM IMMUNISED, TAKE HIM TO THE VET PLEASE, AS A FRIEND OF MINE LOST HIS DOG, AFTER PICKING UP PARVO VIRUS WHEN OUT WALKING..UNFORTUNATELY HE LOST THE DOGS AFTER 3 DAYS..IT WAS AWFUL TO SEE AS THEY GO THROUGH AGONISING PAIN..

PLEASE PLEASE TAKE THE DOG TO THE VET..IT MAY JUST BE SOMETHING HE HAS EATEN AS MY LABRADOR USED TO DO THIS AND THEN SHOW SYMPTONS LIKE THE SICKNESS BUT HE DID NOT HAVE BLOOD IN HIS STOOLS..



GO TO THE VET AND HE WILL BE ABLE TO HELP YOU..PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW HE IS IN A FEW DAYS..

Answer 297

Could be Parvo? could be alot of different things you need to get it Medical attention ASAP if you love ur dog and all! GOOD LUCK

Answer 298

it's cancer, flush him down the toilet.

Answer 299

please take her to the vet...

Answer 300

Parvo, parvo, it's parvo! Take it to the vet and have a thorough check-up a.s.a.p. Good luck to your dog :) !

Answer 301

Normal healthy dogs will poop some blood when it's wormy. My dog throw ups clear yellow bile, not urine, when she has an empty stomach. So, take her to the vet for a check up and a good deworming. Also if she threw up early in the day, try feeding her smaller portions of her total food intake at least twice a day with the first feeding in morning after her potty.



Wow, I just had a puppy poop some blood and guess what? He had worms; vet treated him and hmmm, no more blood. I know what I'm talking about.

Answer 302

There are several reasons that your dog might have bloody stool. Below are some of the most common reasons given by various veterinarians:



Your dog might have cancer;

Your dog might have eaten something really sharp which is cutting him/her internally;

Your dog might have internal parasites;

Your dog might have a viral infection;

Your dog might have a small intestine problem; or

Your dog might be suffering from an anal sac infection.

If your dog has bloody stool, rest assured that there are steps you can take to help your furry friend overcome this ailment.



You might want to look closely at the amount of blood because a few drops is ok;

You might want to stop feeding your dog bones;

You might want to be proactive and not allow your dog to sniff other’s poop; or

You might want to make sure that your dog is properly hydrated when you go on a hike or long walk.

If none of the above remedies work then you should consult your vet to see what exactly might be causing the problem.

Answer 303

could be a diease that can kill her take her to a vet asap.

Answer 304

I think its parvo call the vet!

Answer 305

idk what sympotoms could be....i hope you dog is ok and its jist a fixable lil problem

Answer 306

the first thought is parvo!! it needs to be looked at asap like tonight if he is throwing up bile alredy than he hasnt eatin in while has he been drinking

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Answer 307

could be parvo... get her to a vet asap!