A dog's diarrhea with blood may be an intestinal disease

If a dog has diarrhea with blood, accompanied by loss of appetite or even refuses to eat, it may be intestinal mucosal damage, intestinal ulcers and other problems. If the dog has recently If you accidentally eat bones or sharp objects, it is usually caused by scratching the gastrointestinal tract and causing bleeding; it is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for detailed examination and judgment. At the same time, feed liquid food or chicken porridge to regulate the stomach.

A dog with diarrhea and blood may be a parasitic infection

If a dog has diarrhea with blood but is in good spirits and has no other complications, it is usually caused by a parasitic infection. When dogs are out walking, they always like to sniff and lick things on the roadside, or eat raw water and raw meat, etc., which will cause the dog to be infected with parasites. If the body is not dewormed regularly, it will lead to If the dog has bloody diarrhea or even parasites may be found in the excrement, the dog owner should immediately deworm the dog's body.

Dog diarrhea with blood may be hemorrhoids

Because of hemorrhoids, the dog’s excrement will be bloody. Generally, the dog’s anus will appear red and swollen. It needs to be sent to the doctor for examination, and the dog should pay attention to a light diet. , do not feed food containing heavy oil and salt.

Dogs with loose stools and bloody diarrhea may be canine distemper or parvovirus

Dogs with loose stools and bloody diarrhea and severe sour odor are accompanied by vomiting yellow water, lack of energy, and elevated body temperature (puppies 38 -39°C, 37.5-38.5°C is normal for adult dogs), lethargy, loss of appetite and other complications, you need to send them to the pet hospital for examination as soon as possible. It is usually likely to be viral infectious diseases such as canine distemper or parvovirus, and they need to be treated as soon as possible. , once the optimal treatment period is missed, the mortality rate is very high. Parents can also purchase special canine distemper and parvovirus test strips to test themselves first.