There are a few diseases and it's intricate so it's best to speak with your vet. If you suspect your puppy has a blood platelet problem then see your vet immediately. If you have seen a vet then don't be afraid to write down on paper any questions you would like to ask your vet. Working with your vet on any disease a pet may have is extremely important. If money is an issue have a heart-to-heart with you vet and try to work it out. Most vets worth their salt will find a way to get the treatment to the pet at minimal cost.
It is NEVER normal for a puppy to pee blood. If there is blood in the urine contact your vet
Pet antibiotics have specific uses for specific infections. Consult your veterinary professional.
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use a ruler or tape measure
yes. yes it is
No, i dont think your puppy could be traumatized by the sight of blood. Likely he/she does not even know what the sight of blood means.
Any time a dog or puppy has blood in their stools, they need to see a veterinarian.
These are times when it seems like your puppys growth just spurt ahead and he is so much bigger now then the last time you checked.
Yes, because puppy's aren't supposed to eat or drink anything that ain't made for puppy's it can harm them and can cause short term and even sometimes long term conditions that can risk there life span!
It could be that the puppy swallowed something sharp that punctured something inside or the puppy could have a serious ailment in its digestive tract. Blood is never normal coming from either the mouth, rectum, or urethra and the dog should be checked by a vet.
no. if they do they will turn into a blood thirsty dinosaurmoosepuppy
You give the exact amount prescribed by your veterinarian. If your veterinarian has not prescribed penicillin for your puppy, you should not give any to your puppy. Penicillin is a drug with known side effects, including severe gastrointestinal bacterial infections from killing off the beneficial bacteria in the gut.