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Help with pup

I brought home a new b&t pup yesterday she's 7 months old and today she is passing some light bloody mucus. my doc is closed for the weekend but he takes emergency calls. should I call him or is this just from the getting nervus in a new place. I've never seen this before.

Thanks
Bill

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what is she doing now is there still the blood in her stool? If so i would spend the money and get her to a vet.

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It could very possibly be stress related. More than likely shes wormy though. There are a few other, more serious things it could be but more than likely its going to be something like the first 2 things I mentioned.

Might also find out what feed the pup was on at that age some foods might hurt thier belly. Just a thought for you. But I think Emglishman is right.

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worm her

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Seems like when you see blood& mucus in the stool its hook worms.

could be a bunch of stuff

Did she come in contact with any dirty water (creek, puddles, etc)? Has she been exposed to any dogs who may have a "bug" of some kind.

I've had quite a bit of experience with giardia, clostridium, whip worms (it's a long list of intestinal bugs) - all can be a cause of bloody mucousy stools. BUT, you need to get her to a vet to do a fecal smear in order to tell you what you got - anything else is just a guess.

Is she taking any food or (more importantly) water? Keeping her hydrated is important - make sure she's taking as much water or pedialite as you can get down her.

What I'd do... call the vet.

Marc Price

P.S. let us know what happens.

How is she doing?

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