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9 week old puppy has few drops of blood in his stool?
its not in every movement.. we just got theis puppyt a few hours ago.. owner had all available shots and everything was perfect...( parvo included) its a bright red and just a few drops.. what could have caused this??
2 bowels movements.. both a little runny.. he is playing fine and drinking fine... he actually wants more food.. but i didnt want to give him more then the cup and a half he just had.
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- ManitouLisaLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Whenever my dog has a bit of blood in his stool I de-worm him. Where I live, that is a symptom of worms. It goes right away after that.
Most puppies have worms, so bring him to the vet. Once he gets older you can treat him yourself.
My dog is on a de-worming program every other month whether or not I see anything.
In the meantime, don't let him lick your mouth. You can get worms from him. No puppy kisses.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Vet, vet, VET!
He's 9 weeks old. Anything could be serious. Don't trust you breeder (nor us, for that matter), trust your vet.
And how many movements has he had in a few hours?