Blood in the feces is always a bad sign. It is most often associated with parvovirus which can kill a puppy very quickly. Or it could indicate an internal injury or other serious injury or illness.
If a puppy has blood in his poop he should be taken immediately to the veterinarian.
Take him to the vet immediately. This is a sign (just a sign, it doesnt mean she/he has it) of Parvo or Girrardia. You need to get them checked. If it isn't one of those, it could just be a major stress.
its probably a ring worm, dont worry just call the vet
You should take your dog to the vet right away.
Take your dog to the vet right away.
A dog's "poop" is usually called, stool. Example, if your dog has blood in its poop you would say, "there is blood in my dog's stool."
One difference is that dog poop dries out in the sun, while cat poop does not.
it is probably becous he/she pooped and ate it and pooped it again ore the owner gave it soda.
It is not known what dog poop constitute of. However, dog poop, animals or humans poop usually constitute of what they eat like the type of food that eat.
dog poop
The dog's poop really depends on what the dog is eating. Dog's poop can be different in colors depending on the dog food or sometimes an abnormality in the body especially the digestive tract.
Dog poop is big or small depending on the dog's size. Also because it depends on what your dog ate.
Black tarry poop in female dogs, as well as males, can be indicative of multiple things. The dog may have a parasite or illness. It may also be experiencing intestinal inflammation or infection. Sometimes, something the dog ate may just not have agreed with it, and the dog may be suffering from temporary indigestion.
Dog poop or Crap.
Dog poop, basically.
A dog that doesn't eat dog poop is a VERY good dog! You NEVER want your dog to eat poop, because after your dog may lick you, the floor, or even get into your food. This could get you ill and your house could get sickly to live in.
no. dogs are not supposed to eat dog poop because it can give them diseases.