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Blood in Poop

Please advise!

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ps0128
Posted: 12:07:45 PM 3/28/2008
Hello everyone!! im fairly new at this but, a very concerned first time dog owner. I have a teacup Pom that is about 2yrs old, just got her about 2 months ago.. anyways, for the past few days she has been pooping weird yellow mucus, with small drops of blood. She just got ran over 2 weeks ago but turned out fine, the vet gave her some medicine for the soreness so i am wondering if that has anything to do wit it. Also she LOVES cheese! & dont know if that maybe is the result as well. Just to note, she poops out her regular hard brown poop, then the yellow one from time to time. Can anyone advise me on this matter?? I will be taking her to the Vet soon.
~~Goldie~~
pen
Posted: 5:04:32 PM 3/28/2008
Mucus and a tiny amount of blood, (very tiny) is usually a result of the dog straining,and the more upset the stomach the more mucus.
It may just be from the meds, but if I were you, as you've said, I'd get her checked to make sure it's not an after affect of being run over, poor little thing.
sandysbabies
Posted: 12:39:59 AM 3/29/2008
I would take her in asap to be on the safe side. Even a change of food can cause it. I wouldn't be guessing though espically since you said she had been run over. Maybe more tests need to be taken to make sure everything is okay. Good luck.
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Minniyar
Posted: 12:08:15 PM 3/29/2008
Cheese destroys one of my dog's intestines. I mean not in the literal sense but every time he gets cheese, he gets the runs, and it irritates his bowels. Thus, we make sure not to give him cheese. I'd cut all treats out of the diet and see if you notice an improvement.
Never trust a tall dwarf... he's lying about something.
ps0128
Posted: 5:34:28 PM 4/2/2008
Thanks 4 your advice! It seems she is getting better.. i have cut on the treats and stuck to the dry food. hopefully that was it!
~~Goldie~~
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