Puppy Has Blood in Stool?

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My 6 month old puppy has had blood in his runny stool after 5-6 times eating some pan fried pork with his dry food (not sure if related).
Because he is as playful and energetic as ever, I'm not worried that he is seriously sick. Also I'm not worried about Parvo as he has been vaccinated for it.

I fried the ground pork after I noticed him throwing up every bit of raw ground pork he eats, but now I notice blood in his stool.
Any ideas what could be the cause of this "bloody diarrhea"?

By Ken

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January 3, 20150 found this helpful

The puppy's blood in stool could be many possibilities. Please take him to your vet for a diagnosis and treatment.

Abigail A.

January 3, 20150 found this helpful

First of all, don't feed any animal raw pork. Raw pork has parasites known as "pork worm" that need to be killed by cooking.

This may be the source of your problem. Take the puppy to the vet for a stool sample culture which will no doubt identify your problem.

Chihuahua Breeder

May 8, 20160 found this helpful

Has he had all 4 booster shots at 2 weeks apart?

mccrea

April 23, 20170 found this helpful

I had a puppy that could not digest pork, or chew on pork dog knuckles, or anything made with pork. He threw up everytime. I started just looking for chewables and food made with anything but pork. I would imagine if your dog was sensitive to pork, the fat would be the cuprit as well.

Many people have the same issue. Digestive enzymes that are made for animals are a great thing to add to pets that are having digestive issues.

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