Bloody Stool

Common Causes: 

Dark Stool:

Parasites

Inflammatory disorders

Infections

Ulcers

Tumors

Foreign bodies and trauma

Kidney failure

Exposure to toxins

Addison’s disease

Liver disease

Pancreatitis

Hormonal imbalances

Clotting disorders

Reaction to certain medications, such as anti-inflammatory medications

Please Note: Dogs on a pure protein diet of meat tend to have a dark stool.

We recommend that to rule out any underlying medical conditions, a sample of your pet’s stool be sent to a laboratory for testing.

 

Natural Remedies: 

Try fasting your dog, whereby you refrain from feeding solids for 12 - 18 hours. For a more guided and informed approach on fasting, you can book nutrition consult with us. Introduce probiotics, such as yoghurt, to their meals. Add pumpkin or yam to their food for their nutritious qualities. Slippery Elm Bark Powder, helps in reducing inflammation and lubricating the digestive tract.