Why does my dog have red diarrhea?
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Why does my dog have red diarrhea?
Some of the most common causes for bloody vomit or diarrhea in dogs include: Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis (HGE) (severe bloody diarrhea and bloody vomiting, caused by infectious agents)Stomach ulcers. Viral or bacterial infection
Is bloody diarrhea in dogs an emergency?
Regardless of the cause, bloody diarrhea or vomiting is an emergency that could potentially be fatal if left untreated, so immediate veterinary care is called for.
What do you feed a dog with bloody diarrhea?
If bleeding is accompanied with diarrhea withhold food for 24hrs and start your pet cat or dog on small amounts of chicken and rice, working up to regular food over a 2-3 day period. However if your pet is diabetic switch to a bland diet rather than taking food away for 24hrs.
What does it mean when diarrhea is red?
Red diarrhea may indicate something serious, such as gastrointestinal bleeding, or something less severe such as drinking too much Kool-Aid. The redness can vary quite a bit. Call your doctor if: you have red diarrhea that does not improve.