Cat has bloody stool

Cat Has Bloody Stool. Bright red blood without either diarrhea or hard dry stools generally indicates the problem is closer to the rectum and anus. Melena Tarry black stools are associated with upper gastrointestinal tract bleeding including the esophagus stomach and duodenum but bleeding may also originate from the nose or mouth. However if your cat has any repeated episodes of blood in the stool if he appears lethargic or depressed or the blood is accompanied by diarrhea or vomiting it can be a sign of a severe medical problem requiring veterinary assistance. If your cat has bloody stool its likely accompanied by other side effects like diarrhea or vomiting that can rapidly cause dehydration.

Blood in the stool in cats is a condition in which varying quantities of blood appear in your cats stool. Blood in cat stool that is fresh bright red and relatively liquid is called hematochezia. If your cat has blood in its stool on just one event and otherwise seems consuming drinking and acting typically the cause may simply be a small intestinal upset such as eating too much eating an unknown food or consuming something that does not agree with him. Bright red blood without either diarrhea or hard dry stools generally indicates the problem is closer to the rectum and anus. Dehydration is also a cause of the health concerns that result in bloody stool creating a vicious cycle. Start by contacting your vet and making an appointment.

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Many cats have mild bloody stools occasionally and may not have any serious problems. If your cat has bloody stool its likely accompanied by other side effects like diarrhea or vomiting that can rapidly cause dehydration. This blood will often appear as dark flecks specks or coffee grounds. It is usually caused by bleeding in the colon or rectum. Follow their advice regarding medication and treatment options. Bloody diarrhea may be due to minor problems like food intolerance or serious conditions like cancer.