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On_The_Edge 07/05/17 12:51:38 AM #1:	My dog is really nervous from the fireworks and she's throwing up and doing diarrhea. She also just pooped a small pool of blood. Is this due to nerves? She had a stomach virus a week and a half ago but there wasn't any blood in that one. --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882350671] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>My dog is really nervous from the fireworks and she's throwing up and doing diarrhea. She also just pooped a small pool of blood. Is this due to nerves? She had a stomach virus a week and a half ago but there wasn't any blood in that one.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chill02 07/05/17 12:52:38 AM #2:	@Darkman124 --- Ave, true to Caesar. <cite>chill02 posted [p:882350704] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>@Darkman124</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 1:20:18 AM #3:	anyone? --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882351784] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>anyone?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Senta 07/05/17 1:23:58 AM #4:	That isn't something that would be caused by nerves; its possible that the nervousness set something else off, but blood would not be from nerves alone. Either way, its something to look into. Never a good thing. --- http://tinyurl.com/b95dwtg <cite>Senta posted [p:882351904] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>That isn't something that would be caused by nerves; its possible that the nervousness set something else off, but blood would not be from nerves alone. Either way, its something to look into. Never a good thing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 1:31:15 AM #5:	Senta posted... That isn't something that would be caused by nerves; its possible that the nervousness set something else off, but blood would not be from nerves alone. Either way, its something to look into. Never a good thing. what can I do right now? --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882352180] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Senta posted...</cite> <quote>That isn't something that would be caused by nerves; its possible that the nervousness set something else off, but blood would not be from nerves alone. Either way, its something to look into. Never a good thing.</quote> what can I do right now?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lord_Ogrim 07/05/17 1:32:13 AM #6:	Stressful events can cause this from what I understand, but I don't know how immediate that would be. I'd say keep an eye on your dog over the next couple of days, and if it continues go see a vet because it could be any number of things from parasites to diseases. In the meantime just make sure she's comfortable. --- Not dead, only sleeping. (>'-')>slothica the undying<('-'<) <cite>Lord_Ogrim posted [p:882352214] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>Stressful events can cause this from what I understand, but I don't know how immediate that would be. I'd say keep an eye on your dog over the next couple of days, and if it continues go see a vet because it could be any number of things from parasites to diseases. In the meantime just make sure she's comfortable.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnny_Nutcase 07/05/17 1:32:41 AM #7:	No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK. --- I've learned that life is one crushing defeat after another... until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson <cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted [p:882352231] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 1:33:32 AM #8:	Johnny_Nutcase posted... No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK. well yeah I know it's not good --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882352263] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote>No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK.</quote> well yeah I know it's not good</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnny_Nutcase 07/05/17 1:34:53 AM #9:	On_The_Edge posted... Johnny_Nutcase posted... No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK. well yeah I know it's not good Well find a fucking emergency vet. Don't come here man fuck is wrong with you? --- I've learned that life is one crushing defeat after another... until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson <cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted [p:882352305] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote>No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK.</quote> well yeah I know it's not good</quote> Well find a fucking emergency vet. Don't come here man fuck is wrong with you?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 1:36:38 AM #10:	Johnny_Nutcase posted... On_The_Edge posted... Johnny_Nutcase posted... No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK. well yeah I know it's not good Well find a fucking emergency vet. Don't come here man fuck is wrong with you? uh I don't think it warrants that --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882352386] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote>No living creature should be shitting blood. AFAIK.</quote> well yeah I know it's not good</quote> Well find a fucking emergency vet. Don't come here man fuck is wrong with you?</quote> uh I don't think it warrants that</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheDarkCircle 07/05/17 1:37:09 AM #11:	My dog can do the same thing. He sometimes can have diarrhea and have it be bloody due to stress and anxiety. However if you are concerned definitely get your dog to a 24 hr emergency vet or call your vet in the morning if it continues <cite>TheDarkCircle posted [p:882352413] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>My dog can do the same thing. He sometimes can have diarrhea and have it be bloody due to stress and anxiety. However if you are concerned definitely get your dog to a 24 hr emergency vet or call your vet in the morning if it continues</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 1:38:39 AM #12:	TheDarkCircle posted... My dog can do the same thing. He sometimes can have diarrhea and have it be bloody due to stress and anxiety. However if you are concerned definitely get your dog to a 24 hr emergency vet or call your vet in the morning if it continues So far I'm not concerned but the fact that she just pooped straight blood twice makes me a little worried. It wasn't mixed with anything. I think it's just stress but i don't know :( --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882352481] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheDarkCircle posted...</cite> <quote>My dog can do the same thing. He sometimes can have diarrhea and have it be bloody due to stress and anxiety. However if you are concerned definitely get your dog to a 24 hr emergency vet or call your vet in the morning if it continues</quote> So far I'm not concerned but the fact that she just pooped straight blood twice makes me a little worried. It wasn't mixed with anything. I think it's just stress but i don't know :(</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
I4NRulez 07/05/17 1:39:47 AM #13:	Whenever my dog gets nervous she shits and pees on the floor. It doesnt happen too often but only when crazy stuff happens she doesnt understand. She never pooped blood though. Dogs definitely do relieve themselves from nerves but never blood With so many possible causes, ranging from the benign to the deadly, the best thing to do is to take your dog to the veterinarian. After performing a complete examination, your veterinarian will probably want a stool sample. --- The night brims with defiled scum,and is permeated by their rotten stench. Just think. Now you're all set to hunt and kill to your heart's content. <cite>I4NRulez posted [p:882352532] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>Whenever my dog gets nervous she shits and pees on the floor. It doesnt happen too often but only when crazy stuff happens she doesnt understand. She never pooped blood though. Dogs definitely do relieve themselves from nerves but never blood With so many possible causes, ranging from the benign to the deadly, the best thing to do is to take your dog to the veterinarian. After performing a complete examination, your veterinarian will probably want a stool sample.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheDarkCircle 07/05/17 1:40:05 AM #14:	On_The_Edge posted... TheDarkCircle posted... My dog can do the same thing. He sometimes can have diarrhea and have it be bloody due to stress and anxiety. However if you are concerned definitely get your dog to a 24 hr emergency vet or call your vet in the morning if it continues So far I'm not concerned but the fact that she just pooped straight blood twice makes me a little worried. It wasn't mixed with anything. I think it's just stress but i don't know :( Check on her in the morning, and if it continues definitely take her to the vet. It can be anything (worms, a virus, bacterial infection). Stress is a possibility, but you should get her checked if it continues. <cite>TheDarkCircle posted [p:882352540] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheDarkCircle posted...</cite> <quote>My dog can do the same thing. He sometimes can have diarrhea and have it be bloody due to stress and anxiety. However if you are concerned definitely get your dog to a 24 hr emergency vet or call your vet in the morning if it continues</quote> So far I'm not concerned but the fact that she just pooped straight blood twice makes me a little worried. It wasn't mixed with anything. I think it's just stress but i don't know :(</quote> Check on her in the morning, and if it continues definitely take her to the vet. It can be anything (worms, a virus, bacterial infection). Stress is a possibility, but you should get her checked if it continues.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darkman124 07/05/17 8:13:07 AM #15:	collect the stool samples and bring to vet obv the nervousness is just 'fireworks often freak out dogs' (mine give zero fucks about fireworks though, just like me) emergency vet may or may not be necessary depending on other behavioral patterns, if youre not worried she's going to die right now you can wait --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not. <cite>Darkman124 posted [p:882361400] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>collect the stool samples and bring to vet obv the nervousness is just 'fireworks often freak out dogs' (mine give zero fucks about fireworks though, just like me) emergency vet may or may not be necessary depending on other behavioral patterns, if youre not worried she's going to die right now you can wait</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:32:30 AM #16:	Darkman124 posted... collect the stool samples and bring to vet obv the nervousness is just 'fireworks often freak out dogs' (mine give zero fucks about fireworks though, just like me) emergency vet may or may not be necessary depending on other behavioral patterns, if youre not worried she's going to die right now you can wait Thank you. Are you a vet? I can't really afford to bring her to a vet unless im sure it's necessary :( the blood worries me. Can you speak to that? It was two little pools of blood that she pooped of last night. No more blood since then but she threw up this morning. Could stress have caused all this? --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882363798] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote>collect the stool samples and bring to vet obv the nervousness is just 'fireworks often freak out dogs' (mine give zero fucks about fireworks though, just like me) emergency vet may or may not be necessary depending on other behavioral patterns, if youre not worried she's going to die right now you can wait</quote> Thank you. Are you a vet? I can't really afford to bring her to a vet unless im sure it's necessary :( the blood worries me. Can you speak to that? It was two little pools of blood that she pooped of last night. No more blood since then but she threw up this morning. Could stress have caused all this?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darkman124 07/05/17 9:33:10 AM #17:	On_The_Edge posted... I can't really afford to bring her to a vet unless im sure it's necessary :( it is necessary. it just may not be '24 hour emergency vet' urgent. i am not a vet. stress does not cause blood in fecal matter generally speaking vets will advise all dog owners to bring their dogs in if their stool is full of black tar, which indicates blood in it from the intestines. this is less serious as it sounds like fresh blood, and is more likely a result of a minor injury, but with the other symptoms is a cause for concern. if nothing is wrong it will cost you $30-$40. well worth it to ensure your pet's safety. treatment would likely not be much more expensive, probably broad spectrum antibiotics. --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not. <cite>Darkman124 posted [p:882363819] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote> I can't really afford to bring her to a vet unless im sure it's necessary :(</quote> it is necessary. it just may not be '24 hour emergency vet' urgent. i am not a vet. stress does not cause blood in fecal matter generally speaking vets will advise all dog owners to bring their dogs in if their stool is full of black tar, which indicates blood in it from the intestines. this is less serious as it sounds like fresh blood, and is more likely a result of a minor injury, but with the other symptoms is a cause for concern. if nothing is wrong it will cost you $30-$40. well worth it to ensure your pet's safety. treatment would likely not be much more expensive, probably broad spectrum antibiotics.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:35:35 AM #19:	Fuck ok :/ they're gonna want to take an xray and to do that they'll have to sedate her because she's not cooperative. Really can't afford to do this but I guess I'll have to --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882363884] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>Fuck ok :/ they're gonna want to take an xray and to do that they'll have to sedate her because she's not cooperative. Really can't afford to do this but I guess I'll have to</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:37:41 AM #20:	When I brought her in last week when she was vomiting and diarrhea it cost 300 bucks for the examination, medicine and shot to calm her stomach. That's without the xray that they wanted to do, too. --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882363957] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>When I brought her in last week when she was vomiting and diarrhea it cost 300 bucks for the examination, medicine and shot to calm her stomach. That's without the xray that they wanted to do, too.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darkman124 07/05/17 9:37:55 AM #21:	On_The_Edge posted... f* ok :/ they're gonna want to take an xray and to do that they'll have to sedate her because she's not cooperative. Really can't afford to do this but I guess I'll have to bring the stool they will probably not need to xray her since she is able to relieve her bowels. xray would be for a blockage. they may elect to test the stool last time i had my dog xrayed it was because he was in extreme pain and couldn't relieve himself. he had bloat symptoms and it was because he was repeatedly underfed, then overfed, at a boarding facility On_The_Edge posted... When I brought her in last week when she was vomiting and diarrhea it cost 300 bucks for the examination, medicine and shot to calm her stomach. That's without the xray that they wanted to do, too. a dog that is experiencing that level of water loss needs subcutaneous fluids to avoid death by dehydration, so it's understandable --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not. <cite>Darkman124 posted [p:882363968] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>f* ok :/ they're gonna want to take an xray and to do that they'll have to sedate her because she's not cooperative. Really can't afford to do this but I guess I'll have to </quote> bring the stool they will probably not need to xray her since she is able to relieve her bowels. xray would be for a blockage. they may elect to test the stool last time i had my dog xrayed it was because he was in extreme pain and couldn't relieve himself. he had bloat symptoms and it was because he was repeatedly underfed, then overfed, at a boarding facility <cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>When I brought her in last week when she was vomiting and diarrhea it cost 300 bucks for the examination, medicine and shot to calm her stomach. That's without the xray that they wanted to do, too. </quote> a dog that is experiencing that level of water loss needs subcutaneous fluids to avoid death by dehydration, so it's understandable</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cookie Bag 07/05/17 9:38:53 AM #22:	I mean, a veterinary is your only choice here and it really saddens me that a pet owner's priority when his/her pet is clearly sick is asking random people on an online video game forum instead of going to the veterinary... Same deal, if you can't afford veterinary why even own a pet, pets are expensive and aren't just "toys" --- http://i.imgur.com/vsi41Lp.jpg <cite>Cookie Bag posted [p:882364011] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>I mean, a veterinary is your only choice here and it really saddens me that a pet owner's priority when his/her pet is clearly sick is asking random people on an online video game forum instead of going to the veterinary... Same deal, if you can't afford veterinary why even own a pet, pets are expensive and aren't just "toys"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:41:21 AM #23:	Darkman124 posted... On_The_Edge posted... f* ok :/ they're gonna want to take an xray and to do that they'll have to sedate her because she's not cooperative. Really can't afford to do this but I guess I'll have to bring the stool they will probably not need to xray her since she is able to relieve her bowels. xray would be for a blockage. they may elect to test the stool last time i had my dog xrayed it was because he was in extreme pain and couldn't relieve himself. he had bloat symptoms and it was because he was repeatedly underfed, then overfed, at a boarding facility OK. I did bring the stool last week and everything came back fine. They were insisting on an xray, do you think that was just them trying to get money from me? --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882364108] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>f* ok :/ they're gonna want to take an xray and to do that they'll have to sedate her because she's not cooperative. Really can't afford to do this but I guess I'll have to </quote> bring the stool they will probably not need to xray her since she is able to relieve her bowels. xray would be for a blockage. they may elect to test the stool last time i had my dog xrayed it was because he was in extreme pain and couldn't relieve himself. he had bloat symptoms and it was because he was repeatedly underfed, then overfed, at a boarding facility</quote> OK. I did bring the stool last week and everything came back fine. They were insisting on an xray, do you think that was just them trying to get money from me?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darkman124 07/05/17 9:42:09 AM #24:	On_The_Edge posted... OK. I did bring the stool last week and everything came back fine. They were insisting on an xray, do you think that was just them trying to get money from me? probably them worried your dog has a blockage we are getting into an area beyond my knowledge level. i cant tell you why they would be concerned of that --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not. <cite>Darkman124 posted [p:882364131] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>OK. I did bring the stool last week and everything came back fine. They were insisting on an xray, do you think that was just them trying to get money from me? </quote> probably them worried your dog has a blockage we are getting into an area beyond my knowledge level. i cant tell you why they would be concerned of that</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:42:55 AM #25:	Cookie Bag posted... I mean, a veterinary is your only choice here and it really saddens me that a pet owner's priority when his/her pet is clearly sick is asking random people on an online video game forum instead of going to the veterinary... Same deal, if you can't afford veterinary why even own a pet, pets are expensive and aren't just "toys" Fuck off. I'm not in a good financial situation and I can't afford to bring her in if I'm overreacting. That's why I'm trying to figure out if I am. I'm gonna bring her in --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882364167] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cookie Bag posted...</cite> <quote>I mean, a veterinary is your only choice here and it really saddens me that a pet owner's priority when his/her pet is clearly sick is asking random people on an online video game forum instead of going to the veterinary... Same deal, if you can't afford veterinary why even own a pet, pets are expensive and aren't just "toys"</quote> Fuck off. I'm not in a good financial situation and I can't afford to bring her in if I'm overreacting. That's why I'm trying to figure out if I am. I'm gonna bring her in</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:44:39 AM #26:	Darkman124 posted... On_The_Edge posted... OK. I did bring the stool last week and everything came back fine. They were insisting on an xray, do you think that was just them trying to get money from me? probably them worried your dog has a blockage we are getting into an area beyond my knowledge level. i cant tell you why they would be concerned of that Ok thank you. Maybe I should find another vet because I didn't really like these guys. They tried to hold my dog down for the xray and she was screaming and I've never heard that before --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882364232] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>OK. I did bring the stool last week and everything came back fine. They were insisting on an xray, do you think that was just them trying to get money from me? </quote> probably them worried your dog has a blockage we are getting into an area beyond my knowledge level. i cant tell you why they would be concerned of that</quote> Ok thank you. Maybe I should find another vet because I didn't really like these guys. They tried to hold my dog down for the xray and she was screaming and I've never heard that before</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KiwiTerraRizing 07/05/17 9:47:39 AM #27:	Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad. --- Jake Peralta: World's Grossest Pervert <cite>KiwiTerraRizing posted [p:882364350] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:49:23 AM #28:	KiwiTerraRizing posted... Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad. It was just red but it wasn't in the stool it was just tiny pools that squirted out after she did diarrhea --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882364416] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>KiwiTerraRizing posted...</cite> <quote>Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad.</quote> It was just red but it wasn't in the stool it was just tiny pools that squirted out after she did diarrhea</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KiwiTerraRizing 07/05/17 9:50:33 AM #29:	On_The_Edge posted... KiwiTerraRizing posted... Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad. It was just red but it wasn't in the stool it was just tiny pools that squirted out after she did diarrhea Like just inflamed somewhere, it'll heal. --- Jake Peralta: World's Grossest Pervert <cite>KiwiTerraRizing posted [p:882364459] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KiwiTerraRizing posted...</cite> <quote>Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad.</quote> It was just red but it wasn't in the stool it was just tiny pools that squirted out after she did diarrhea</quote> Like just inflamed somewhere, it'll heal.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 9:52:14 AM #30:	KiwiTerraRizing posted... On_The_Edge posted... KiwiTerraRizing posted... Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad. It was just red but it wasn't in the stool it was just tiny pools that squirted out after she did diarrhea Like just inflamed somewhere, it'll heal. Could stress have caused that? What are your credentials Btw --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882364520] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>KiwiTerraRizing posted...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote><cite>KiwiTerraRizing posted...</cite> <quote>Red blood in stool is fine. Black blood is very bad.</quote> It was just red but it wasn't in the stool it was just tiny pools that squirted out after she did diarrhea</quote> Like just inflamed somewhere, it'll heal.</quote> Could stress have caused that? What are your credentials Btw</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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On_The_Edge 07/05/17 10:01:28 AM #32:	Asherlee10 posted... On_The_Edge posted... I can't really afford to bring her to a vet unless im sure it's necessary This is going to be harsh, but you don't need to have any pets if you cannot afford their care and treatment if they get ill. I hope that you took your dog to the vet this morning. I'm going to take her soon. Again fuck off. I took her a week ago and they bled me out of 300 bucks to tell me nothing is wrong. I can't afford another 500 if they want to sedate her and give her an xray to again tell me jotting is wrong. I need some indication that I'm not overreacting. I'm gonna take her today. You guys are honestly assholes if you can't conceive of a pet owner being in a tough financial situation one year and being reluctant to let a vet squeeze money out of you at the first sign of potential trouble --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882364885] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>I can't really afford to bring her to a vet unless im sure it's necessary</quote> This is going to be harsh, but you don't need to have any pets if you cannot afford their care and treatment if they get ill. I hope that you took your dog to the vet this morning.</quote> I'm going to take her soon. Again fuck off. I took her a week ago and they bled me out of 300 bucks to tell me nothing is wrong. I can't afford another 500 if they want to sedate her and give her an xray to again tell me jotting is wrong. I need some indication that I'm not overreacting. I'm gonna take her today. You guys are honestly assholes if you can't conceive of a pet owner being in a tough financial situation one year and being reluctant to let a vet squeeze money out of you at the first sign of potential trouble</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 10:04:25 AM #33:	By the way this happened at 2 am on the 4th of July so if you have a better idea to gather information then asking on the internet in that situation then I'm all ears you condescending fucks --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882365013] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>By the way this happened at 2 am on the 4th of July so if you have a better idea to gather information then asking on the internet in that situation then I'm all ears you condescending fucks</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Darkman124 07/05/17 10:09:52 AM #36:	fwiw, pets vomiting from stress definitely does happen. when it's a concern is when they are vomiting repeatedly and also experiencing diarrhea, which means they are rapidly becoming dehydrated. likely faster than they can rehydrate--this is when they need to get fluids from the vet. --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not. <cite>Darkman124 posted [p:882365214] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>fwiw, pets vomiting from stress definitely does happen. when it's a concern is when they are vomiting repeatedly and also experiencing diarrhea, which means they are rapidly becoming dehydrated. likely faster than they can rehydrate--this is when they need to get fluids from the vet.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 10:11:23 AM #37:	Lol ok and how much money does your family have? I'm not doing well financially this month. I spent 300 dollars at the vet and nothing was wrong last week. So sorry if I'm reluctant, given those two facts, to spend more money for the vet to tell me it was just nerves. What's your recommendation? Think I should give up my dog of 7 years who loves her home because one month I'm in a shitty financial spot? I made an appointment with a vet. You honestly sound like a privileged asshole. --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882365265] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>Lol ok and how much money does your family have? I'm not doing well financially this month. I spent 300 dollars at the vet and nothing was wrong last week. So sorry if I'm reluctant, given those two facts, to spend more money for the vet to tell me it was just nerves. What's your recommendation? Think I should give up my dog of 7 years who loves her home because one month I'm in a shitty financial spot? I made an appointment with a vet. You honestly sound like a privileged asshole.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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InTheEyesOfFire 07/05/17 10:19:15 AM #39:	Does your dog eat dirt? Could be a parasitical thing. Hookworms cause blood. If everything else seems fine with the dog, i.e. eating/drinking, no vomiting you could try a bland diet of rice and boiled hamburger for a bit. See if that resets the gi tract. But if you made an appt already, still a good idea to go. Up to you. I'm a vet tech fwiw. --- I should not walk so a child may live. <cite>InTheEyesOfFire posted [p:882365606] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>Does your dog eat dirt? Could be a parasitical thing. Hookworms cause blood. If everything else seems fine with the dog, i.e. eating/drinking, no vomiting you could try a bland diet of rice and boiled hamburger for a bit. See if that resets the gi tract. But if you made an appt already, still a good idea to go. Up to you. I'm a vet tech fwiw.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 10:25:38 AM #40:	InTheEyesOfFire posted... Does your dog eat dirt? Could be a parasitical thing. Hookworms cause blood. If everything else seems fine with the dog, i.e. eating/drinking, no vomiting you could try a bland diet of rice and boiled hamburger for a bit. See if that resets the gi tract. But if you made an appt already, still a good idea to go. Up to you. I'm a vet tech fwiw. Nope she's a very well behaved dog, doesn't eat weird things. She vomited once and pooped a little since last night --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882365869] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>InTheEyesOfFire posted...</cite> <quote>Does your dog eat dirt? Could be a parasitical thing. Hookworms cause blood. If everything else seems fine with the dog, i.e. eating/drinking, no vomiting you could try a bland diet of rice and boiled hamburger for a bit. See if that resets the gi tract. But if you made an appt already, still a good idea to go. Up to you. I'm a vet tech fwiw.</quote> Nope she's a very well behaved dog, doesn't eat weird things. She vomited once and pooped a little since last night</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChromaticAngel 07/05/17 10:32:35 AM #41:	On_The_Edge posted... My dog is really nervous from the fireworks and she's throwing up and doing diarrhea. She also just pooped a small pool of blood. Is this due to nerves? She had a stomach virus a week and a half ago but there wasn't any blood in that one. sounds like a problem that someone's dog in the office had when they ate some pits from a fruit that had small amounts of cyanide in them. I think they were peaches or plums. Your dog eat anything strange lately? --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:882366179] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>My dog is really nervous from the fireworks and she's throwing up and doing diarrhea. She also just pooped a small pool of blood. Is this due to nerves? She had a stomach virus a week and a half ago but there wasn't any blood in that one.</quote> sounds like a problem that someone's dog in the office had when they ate some pits from a fruit that had small amounts of cyanide in them. I think they were peaches or plums. Your dog eat anything strange lately?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 10:34:11 AM #42:	ChromaticAngel posted... On_The_Edge posted... My dog is really nervous from the fireworks and she's throwing up and doing diarrhea. She also just pooped a small pool of blood. Is this due to nerves? She had a stomach virus a week and a half ago but there wasn't any blood in that one. sounds like a problem that someone's dog in the office had when they ate some pits from a fruit that had small amounts of cyanide in them. I think they were peaches or plums. Your dog eat anything strange lately? Nope she doesn't ever eat things other than her food and treats --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882366248] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChromaticAngel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>On_The_Edge posted...</cite> <quote>My dog is really nervous from the fireworks and she's throwing up and doing diarrhea. She also just pooped a small pool of blood. Is this due to nerves? She had a stomach virus a week and a half ago but there wasn't any blood in that one.</quote> sounds like a problem that someone's dog in the office had when they ate some pits from a fruit that had small amounts of cyanide in them. I think they were peaches or plums. Your dog eat anything strange lately?</quote> Nope she doesn't ever eat things other than her food and treats</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vaati_Reborn 07/05/17 10:39:26 AM #43:	btw emergency vets are usually way more expensive then a regular vet, which is already really expensive as you know. so unless you think your dog is actually in immediate danger try and avoid that. I don't think it's an extreme emergency. It could be stress, sometimes they'll just have blood in their stool if they have diarrhea cause she might be inflamed and irritated inside. You definitely want the diarrhea to stop so try giving her a bland diet like unseasoned boiled rice and chicken. I believe canned pumpkin can also help. Just keep an eye on her, keep her hydrated and comfortable. hope you dog will be okay! --- WAKE UP, MOOFOLKS!! 3DS: 2165-6738-9117 <cite>Vaati_Reborn posted [p:882366462] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>btw emergency vets are usually way more expensive then a regular vet, which is already really expensive as you know. so unless you think your dog is actually in immediate danger try and avoid that. I don't think it's an extreme emergency. It could be stress, sometimes they'll just have blood in their stool if they have diarrhea cause she might be inflamed and irritated inside. You definitely want the diarrhea to stop so try giving her a bland diet like unseasoned boiled rice and chicken. I believe canned pumpkin can also help. Just keep an eye on her, keep her hydrated and comfortable. hope you dog will be okay!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
On_The_Edge 07/05/17 10:43:05 AM #44:	Thanks. She's running around and chasing her tail and barking so I think she's fine. The blood worries me though but I'll see what the vet says --- We're here. <cite>On_The_Edge posted [p:882366623] in Anyone kno... [t:75532597]...</cite> <quote>Thanks. She's running around and chasing her tail and barking so I think she's fine. The blood worries me though but I'll see what the vet says</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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