bloody poo
Yesterday I posted about Becca suddenly not wanting to eat. Turns out it is not just being finicky. I got out of the shower this morning and she had 3 puddles of bloody diarhea in the kitchen. I am totally freaking out because I can't leave work until at least noon. It is step up day and the fourth graders come to the middle school to meet us and go over everything. (Last year I went two days after surgery, it can not opt out)
What do I do other than call my vet ASAP. I'm thinking she got may have ingested pieces of a stick. She has been chewing like a madwoman on anything and everything. Help...I will be able to check my email a few times this morning.
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Permalink Reply by Jane Christensen on
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Glad she's feeling better!
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Permalink Reply by Teresa Gilpin on
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I know how scary it is when one of our furbabies is sick. I am so glad Becca is feeling better!
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Permalink Reply by Marcie on
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I know the rice and meds will slow things down, but now I'm paranoid because Becca hasn't gone yet today. Her gung ho attitude is back. She is annoyed that I scaled back her walk lengths. She has doing trying to convince me she needs treats, sitting and waving her paw at me. I'm amazed at how quick she has bounced back. I think I will feel better once she goes potty though. We haven't done our homework for obedience class, down stay requires Buddy Biscuits.
I ended up buying Blue Buffalo today on my dog food hunt. I will use that along with the Honest Kitchen. If her bowels cooperate I will add a few kibbles to her bland diet tomorrow.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Dadisman on
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Don't worry too much on the non pooping. The bland diet is highly digestible and doesn't leave much to poop out. She might not poop for a day or so. As long as she is eating, drinking, peeing, and playing, she is fine.
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