"Canine Rectal Bleading"?

I have a 4-yr. aged Maltese with Diareah and rectal bleading (bright red blood roughly speaking 1-teaspoon mixed in next to almost liquid approaching stool). His appetite is okay, but he has no punch. I don't think he have a feaver. What can I do for him?


Answers:    He could have a parasite contained by his intestines. He needs to get to the Vet as soon as you can get him contained by. They will most likely put him on antibiotics and if you continue too long they'll need to put him on an IV to give a hand rehydrate him.
take him to this brand different place that they made yesterday called the vet
i.e. the best thing to do



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TAKE HIM TO THE VET IMMEDIATELY!!!! WHY THE HECK ARE YOU ON HERE ASKING THIS QUESTION?
Rectal bleeding can be a sign of something extremely serious and the longer you wait to embezzle him to the vet the more serious things can get. You should be calling your vet to arrange an emergency pop in right now.

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