Yes, it can be a sign of dystentery among others.
Blood in the feces is not a specific disease - it is a symptom that can indicate any of several diseases. In younger dogs, blood in the feces is more likely to indicate either intestinal parasites or a gastrointestinal infection. In older dogs, the odds of cancer resulting in blood in the feces rises.
The commonest symptom of internal hemorrhoids is bright red blood in the toilet bowl or on one's feces or toilet paper.
Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease can be contagious for several days or even several weeks depending on the virus. This disease has no cure.
Anything in an animal's feces has the potential to be contagious. Consult dog's veterinarian and they can give you some medication for your puppy.
Blood in the feces is indicative of a bleed in the gastrointestinal tract. This could be secondary to trauma or possibly some underlying disease process.
Tyzzer's disease is a contagious bacterial disease caused by Clostridium piliforme. This type of bacteria lives in the intestine of infected small mammals and is spread from animal to animal through food and water contamination with feces. Tyzzer's disease can be prevented by separating healthy animals from infected individuals.
a waterborne disease contracted by feces or feces-contaminated water
If it's from a perfectly healthy cow, no. If it's from a cow that has a zoonotic disease that can be spread through its blood and/or feces, then yes. But there is no recorded or known disease that is liable to cause such health problems for humans.
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It is difficult to say, but that can be a sign of a serious disease, such as cancer. You should have the cat checked out by a veterinarian to be sure.
Several thousand dead in west Africa might say yes if they were able. The truth is yes, within its transmission vector. Contact with the bodily fluids of an infected, symptomatic person--saliva, feces, urine, blood, sweat--bring a high instance of transmission, and 70-94% mortality (in African nations).
Exposure to feces can make you sick because feces is a good growing medium for germs. Germs that can grow in feces can cause a number of diseases. If your cat has toxoplasmosis, and you handle their feces, you can get toxoplasmosis too.