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blood in poo
hey there.
Max (westie) is nearly 4 months - we hve had him nearly 1 month. he is great, happy and healthy in all but one respect. often when he poos, it has drops of blood in it. some time more than others. we discussed this with the vet when we first got him and took hiom for a check up and the vet said its normal with the change of home/food etc. He is never in pain, but it does happen. Any help? we are VERY SLOWLY changing his food to a more complete dry mix, but it is still happening. The other thing is that even though he will now poo and wee out side when we go on our walks, he will still only have "dribbles" of poo/dioreah (how ever you spell it!) but have propper poos when in doors! is this just a work in progress? the weather? change in situation? or just max being max??!!! Help - first dog - still dont know whats normal and whats not!!! Thanks, Helen |
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Re: blood in poo
Blood in poo is certainly not normal,I would again discuss this with your vet,maybe change vets.
What food are you changing him onto?
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Re: blood in poo
As sallyanne said blood in the poo is not normal and it won't have anything to do with a new home. Has the pup had a bone at all?? The reason i ask is because the other week my 7mth AB had drops of blood in his poo then he was sick this was when we noticed sharp bits of bone in it that he had not chewed properly, and this had caused him to (slightly) cut his back passage this caused the blood.
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Re: blood in poo
My mum got a westie last year when he was 9 weeks old, no matter what he would not go to the tiolet outside. He was older than 6 months when he finaly started to do it outside. He would go for long walks but not do a thing and then when he got home he would run to find the newspaper and then do it, but fortunately hes grown out of it
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Re: blood in poo
Thanks for all your advice. If i see any blood again, i will definately take him back to the vets. its tricky, because some time he will go 2 days with great poos and no blood at all! and I think "GREAT! - what ever it was has gone"...but then it happens again. I will get my little chap sorted. Thanks all! u are my new official life line!
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Re: blood in poo
Helen,
I've just come back from the vets cos my Westie had the same problem. ![]() He's got too much bad bateria in his large bowel (hence all the tummy rumbles) He's had an injection and 2 lots of tablets. He's also got to go on a special diet proteins and carbs. (Awaiting that, but will send it on if you wish) but something like chicken, then pasta/rice or potatoes Unfortunately Max is the most fussy-ist eater in the universe and yes we did things by the book with putting/taking the food away before anybody starts. The vet reckons hes got psychological issues with regards to food!! |
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