I see blood in my stool what does this mean - Health & Beauty

Dog stool normally contains some mucus, but excessive amount of mucus in the stool may indicate a medical condition and will need medical attention.
If your dog has mucus in the stool, this is what you can expect to happen next:
Medication: A small amount of mucus in the stool of a dog who is otherwise feeling fine (eating well, happy, active, no diarrhea, etc.) does not require treatment with medications, but a probiotic supplement may help. More severe cases will require medical therapy that varies with the underlying cause.
Diet: Sometimes switching to a highly digestible diet or adding additional fiber to the diet will help dogs with mucus in the stool. Boiled white meat chicken (no skin or bones), white rice, and a teaspoon to a tablespoon (depending on the size of the dog) of canned pumpkin is a good, homemade option that can be safely fed for a few days.
When abnormal amounts of mucus appear in a dog's stool over an extended period of time, your veterinarian will need to look for an underlying cause. He or she will collect a complete health history, perform a physical exam, and then may want to run some combination of the following tests:

• ***** examinations
• Blood chemistry panel
• Complete blood cell count
• A urinalysis
• Abdominal x-rays
• Endoscopy
• Biopsy of the intestinal tract

Dog stool normally contains some mucus, but excessive amount of mucus in the stool may indicate a medical condition and will need medical attention.
If your dog has mucus in the stool, this is what you can expect to happen next:
Medication: A small amount of mucus in the stool of a dog who is otherwise feeling fine (eating well, happy, active, no diarrhea, etc.) does not require treatment with medications, but a probiotic supplement may help. More severe cases will require medical therapy that varies with the underlying cause.
Diet: Sometimes switching to a highly digestible diet or adding additional fiber to the diet will help dogs with mucus in the stool. Boiled white meat chicken (no skin or bones), white rice, and a teaspoon to a tablespoon (depending on the size of the dog) of canned pumpkin is a good, homemade option that can be safely fed for a few days.
When abnormal amounts of mucus appear in a dog's stool over an extended period of time, your veterinarian will need to look for an underlying cause. He or she will collect a complete health history, perform a physical exam, and then may want to run some combination of the following tests:

• ***** examinations
• Blood chemistry panel
• Complete blood cell count
• A urinalysis
• Abdominal x-rays
• Endoscopy
• Biopsy of the intestinal tract

no relation but there is a relationship between blood and bowel cancer
best advice is an immediate trip to the doctor for a proper diagnosis and testing
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wrong category however checking webMD resulted in this info here http://symptomchecker.webmd.com/multiple-symptoms?symptoms=blood-in-toilet%7Cblood-on-stool-surface%7Cbloody-or-red-colored-stools&symptomids=24%7C25%7C29&locations=37%7C37%7C37

You should see your family doctor or general practitioner as soon as possible and that person is the best person to advise you and refer you to specialists and do forth. He will probably want you to have a colonoscopy and a few other tests.

There are a number of reasons for having blood in or on the stool and it is undoubtedly a worrying time.

You can probably find more about this on many websites and ehealth.com undoubtedly has many discussions and further information.

Good luck!

constipation, red blood in the motion, black blood in the motion , pains ,cramps
a doctor has all the answers so go to your doctor and have the test done
early detection means a very high success rate
put it off and the odds go right down
best advice-- get to a doctor

Firstly whats the treatment for?
Any sign of blood in urine or stool calls for a concern and a doctor should be consulted asap.Blood and pus is also a sign of inflammation due to bacterial infection .
A sample should be sent to the lab for microscopy and culture and the ateological agent thats causing the bleeding determined and an antibiotic susceptibility test done as well .

Many things can cause bloody stool. Talk to your doctor as soon as possible about it - don\'t take unnecessary chances.

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she must be stressed we had Chinese cresteds mixed with chiuawa and they weighed about 5 pounds every time someone came to visit they would pass ****** stools because they were scared

Generally it indicates old blood but can also be remnants of certain dyes from radiographic studies or medications. Oddly, some ethnic foods your body isn't familiar with may cause this also. It is certainly an issue to ask your physician. It would be a routine visit but if you have bright red blood that is not from a hard stool passage or known hemorrhoid problems you should seek urgent advice/care immediately. Good for you for keeping an eye on things from the nether regions. Most people don't because of the gross factor but hey, you put it in your body you should at least check out what is leaving. With colon cancers on the rise it's important to know what is your normal so if things do change you can be on top of things with early intervention.