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i have a male hound that recently started to bleeb from hiss butt when he is running. no blood in the stool or any other time. just running. the only thing i have changed is feed. any help. thanks

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that is most likely your problem... alot of dogs will bleed when on a feed with lots of corn... some do just fine on it.. i feed something with a high meat value to it.. i have a nephew that had the bleeding problem and was feeding the ole-roy brand from walmart... he went to the "green gold" i think is what he said.. it is a rice base and his problem was fixed!!

i would sure try another feed for a few weeks

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craziest thing i ever heard. A dog bleeding from it's rear end because of the feed it eats.

If you are feeding him nails maybe.

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Its his heart,I sometimes have this problem when my dog trees.A dog that puts every thing he's got into what he's doin sometimes strains Himself.I've noticed this in real hard huntin an hard tree dogs an i know not all of them do it.that 's just my opinion!

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maybe his A- hole is getting iced up, or he barks hard while running,,is this yote dog?

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Its his heart,I sometimes have this problem when my dog trees.A dog that puts every thing he's got into what he's doin sometimes strains Himself.I've noticed this in real hard huntin an hard tree dogs an i know not all of them do it.that 's just my opinion!

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I have a leopard dog that does that too. Not only the blood. But in the kennel he has a nice firm stool. After a hard hunt he squats and it is like water, every trip. Then back next morning hard stool again. I always just laid it off to hard stress. Guy

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Mucket,My GR.NT.CH.does exactly as you described.He hunts REAL hard and a lot of the time,on the tree,he jumps and jumps high.And it's not unusual to walk him away from one tree and to see him squat and have a little blood run out his rear.Vet told me it's nothin' to worry about.
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Its his heart,I sometimes have this problem when my dog trees.A dog that puts every thing he's got into what he's doin sometimes strains Himself.I've noticed this in real hard huntin an hard tree dogs an i know not all of them do it.that 's just my opinion!

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this is a foxhound and is being hunted 7 days a week. he is 6 yrs old and this is the first time he has done it. only when he runs. no other time. if it was feed, wouldnt it be in his stool. the dog food i am feeding is a high quality meet and rice based feed.
if it is his heart, is it ok?

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the only time i seen this was with a super hard intense tree dog she would bleed from the rear if she treed for a long time they said she was ok its not uncommon for that too happen with a highly intense hound

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some dogs it helps some it dont try a softer feed

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i'm no vet but this maybe caused by hemroids. i know straining and certain foods can cause hemroids to bleed in humans.

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it has only happened twice and it was on hard runs

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I'm not a vet but come on guys..... a dog bleeding from it's butt is in need of surgury. It could be anything from a hemorroid to a torn colon to an anal fistula. One thing for sure is, it aint normal and needs to be addressed. Humans are the only "mammal" to suffer from enlarged hemorroids so I would doubt that's whats going on...I would see a good vet and get it fixed.

And if your dog is has rectal bleeding from treeing, it has a pre-existing condition that is being aggrevated by treeing. get the dog the medical help it needs and deserves.

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