Causes of golden retriever blood in the stool:

1. Blood in the stool due to indigestion is common in puppies (under three months old). The intestines and stomach are relatively fragile, and they are fed dry and hard food. Dog food or chicken bones cause indigestion and scratch the intestines, resulting in bloody stools.

2. Dogs are the same as people. Inflammation in the stomach and overeating can lead to acute enteritis in dogs. This is also one of the reasons for blood in the stool of dogs. It may also be accompanied by fever, The phenomenon of listlessness.

3. Dogs naturally like to sniff and lick everywhere. Sometimes they swallow some sharp hard objects by mistake. Such hard objects cannot be digested and may scratch the stomach and intestines, resulting in blood in the stool.

4. If the dog frequently or continuously has blood in the stool or blood in the stool, it may be a parasite problem. The general symptoms are jelly-like stool with blood, or white bugs in the stool, and the dog is losing weight. Common parasites that cause blood in the stool include roundworms, hookworms, trichomoniasis, and whipworms.

5. Bacterial diseases with a high fatality rate will cause severe vomiting, diarrhea, and then blood in dogs in the early stage, accompanied by symptoms of fever and malaise.

Solutions for Golden Retrievers with bloody stools:

1. Fast for 1-2 days for observation, add probiotics to drinking water to promote digestion, and generally heal on their own. However, if it does not improve for several days, it is recommended to go to the hospital for medical treatment. In addition, it is not recommended to feed chicken and duck bones to dogs. These bones have many broken bones and can easily scratch the intestines.

2. Fasting, taking gentamicin, and probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract can restore the condition. However, if the situation does not improve, fever occurs and you are not in good spirits, it is recommended to go to the hospital for medical treatment. Generally, you will take Hemostasis and anti-inflammatory measures. In addition, the symptoms of acute enteritis are similar to those of parvovirus and pancreatitis, so it is necessary to confirm the diagnosis through testing to avoid misdiagnosis and delay in treatment.

3. Fast and feed probiotics for observation. If it is not excreted from the body, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time. Hemostasis measures will usually be taken, and X-rays will be taken to determine the size and location of the foreign body and the damage to the gastrointestinal tract. Some larger foreign bodies may also require surgery to remove.

4. Take internal anthelmintic drugs, such as Bayer’s Big Love, and take them regularly to play a preventive role. Regular deworming work inside and outside the body is very important. Parasites can easily cause the dog’s die.