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Posted by Tailkicker on 09-30-2010 09:57 PM:

Emeregency medical question.

young hound has diarhea that is mostly blood. Looking sad and drolling a little today..

We dont think its Parvo... doesnt have the Parvo smell.

Hasnt been eating... yesterday was walking around.. to day just lays there.

I am gonna do some research but would love any input on this ....

Thanks.

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Posted by Danny Glista on 09-30-2010 10:03 PM:

Look at!

Giardia or Coxsidia!! Should help ya out! Make sure they are worm free first!!

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Posted by groworg1 on 09-30-2010 10:20 PM:

had dog same thing took to vets had bad case hookworms now i deworm on regular basis good luck

Posted by Majestic Tree H on 09-30-2010 10:28 PM:

Be careful !! keep a good check on the Pups Hydration "Pull Up on it Skin where the neck meets the Shoulder blades then release" It should snap back in place If its Slow on returning or remains in a pinched form Then the Pup Needs IV Fluids ...

Bloody Loose Stools could be any of 10 different things ..

Get it to a Vet ....

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Posted by Tailkicker on 09-30-2010 10:45 PM:

Understand that I am not new to hounds; been around them my whole life.

Just wanting some ideas of what it could be.

Coccidiosis and giardia has been considered and we have meds for that.

just wanted to know if there was anything out there that I havent thought of.

Thanks for the input.

Posted by Lee Currens Jr. on 09-30-2010 10:52 PM:

how old is the dog what changes you made feed etc

Posted by Tailkicker on 09-30-2010 10:54 PM:

5mths; no change in feed.

Posted by Lee Currens Jr. on 09-30-2010 11:01 PM:

i would call dr carl and mrs carol out on 169

Posted by Tailkicker on 09-30-2010 11:07 PM:

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Originally posted by blueticking: it
i would call dr carl and mrs carol out on 169

Thanks.. I just drove on that road yesterday; wheres the office at?

Posted by BWSupplies on 09-30-2010 11:08 PM:

Sounds Like

Hook Worms to me.. I had a young dog do the same thing.

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Posted by Lee Currens Jr. on 09-30-2010 11:14 PM:

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Originally posted by Tailkicker
Thanks.. I just drove on that road yesterday; wheres the office at?

in between lowes and the 2nd new subdivision entrance.
call 1st she may be playing golf.

Posted by Adam Whitehead on 09-30-2010 11:36 PM:

It's hookworms

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Posted by Knox on 09-30-2010 11:53 PM:

Pup

I would give it some Albon, about 2CC for about 3 days, sounds like Coccidiosis to me..........good luck..........Tim

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Posted by Emily on 10-01-2010 12:18 AM:

offer her some rice cooked in broth. won't cure it, but it will get some nutrients to her while you're figuring it out.

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Posted by Tailkicker on 10-01-2010 12:27 AM:

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Originally posted by Emily
offer her some rice cooked in broth. won't cure it, but it will get some nutrients to her while you're figuring it out.

i actually just called my wife to do that very thing for her. thnx for the confirmation.

Posted by Greg Kennedy on 10-01-2010 02:23 AM:

Really sounds like hooks to me also, people tend to under estimate hookworms but they can cause irreversible damage because they bore into the organs. I would get her to a vet asap.

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Posted by oliesmith on 10-01-2010 03:25 AM:

He has hooks go get a bottle of iron injection about $10 from tractor supply and some pedelite give him about 5cc iron and about 10cc ped in mouth biuld his blood back up I no it sound crazy but I give them inama of that mixter at hhe same time never lost 1 yet

Posted by groworg1 on 10-01-2010 01:49 PM:

fried scrambled eggs high in protein easy on gut i use panicur horse wormer 3 days in row dosage based on size of dog i give my big bluetick 100 lbs + 4 turns on tube my walker 65lbs 3 turns works good they get hooks from eating off ground goodluck

Posted by oliesmith on 10-01-2010 02:44 PM:

Vet told me ivermet was one the best thing to get hooks good luck

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