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Vomiting and diarrhea, no energy, not eating, crying and whining
Not eating or drinking with vomiting and diarrhea may be acute gastroenteritis or pancreatitis; if unvaccinated, also consider canine parvovirus. Get a vet exam and targeted treatment; viral cases need antiviral plus symptomatic care.
What causes blood in a dog’s stool?
Causes: anal fissure, parasites, foreign-object scratches, parvovirus. Constipation can damage the intestinal lining and bleed. Parasites need deworming. Viruses or other diseases can also cause it. Severe cases need a vet.
My dog keeps passing blood and soft stool; wiping shows yellow and red blood – what is wrong?
Possible causes include digestive bleeding, parvovirus, parasites, constipation or colorectal tumors. For unvaccinated or newly home dogs, parvo is common - vaccination and prompt treatment matter. With blood, fast and see a vet for cause-based care.
The dog was fine one day, then the next morning vomited the previous day’s food and became lethargic; first food, then white water, and whimpering at night.
These symptoms may be from indigestion, parvovirus, internal parasites, or pancreatitis. Simple indigestion needs fasting and diet adjustment; an unvaccinated dog likely has parvo and should see a vet.
My dog suddenly stopped coming home, lay outside, hasn’t eaten for 3 days, now has bloody stool and is weak and cold
Blood in stool and anorexia can be poisoning, parasites, or viral disease, but by day 3 it's past the time for induced vomiting, so don't induce. Best to go to a vet; if not, warm it, give glucose-saline, pet antibiotics (amox-clav, bismuth) and probiotics. Tomato-soup-like stool suggests viral infection needing interferon and parvo monoclonal; puppy viral mortality is high, so hospitalization is better.
My dog won’t answer when called, hind legs tremble, and it refuses food
Nonspecific symptoms like these could be a cold, gut infection, fright, distemper, or parvo. Because some are serious, take the dog to a vet for a targeted diagnosis.
My dog is vomiting yellow fluid and white foam and passing bloody water
Vomiting yellow fluid and passing bloody stool strongly suggests an infectious disease or gut perforation. Parvo/corona cause these; unvaccinated dogs are at risk. Sharp foreign objects can also cut the gut. Seek emergency vet care.
Fine yesterday, today suddenly lethargic, not eating, vomiting/diarrhea with blood, weak, hiding
Sudden vomiting/diarrhea with blood is likely poisoning or parvo. See a vet. For poisoning: detox, stop bleeding, replenish blood, protect liver/kidney; identify recent toxins. For parvo: monoclonal antibodies, interferon, serum, antibiotics, antiemetics, gut protectants, IV nutrition.
How to treat a dog’s bloody stool
Treat bloody stool by first easing diarrhea with antibiotics and probiotics, then targeted deworming for parasites. Hemorrhagic enteritis needs fluids and meds; parvo, corona, or distemper need a vet.
My two-month-old puppy trembles, breathes rapidly, and eats less; could it be parvo
Trembling, rapid breathing, and poor appetite in a puppy are unlikely to be parvovirus and more likely a respiratory infection or calcium deficiency. Keep it warm, supplement calcium and vitamins, and see a vet if symptoms persist.