My dog has been to toilet 5 times today. The last two have had small traces of blood at the end on top of mucus.
Any help please.
Claude
Gladstone, MO
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Small traces of blood in mucus
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Bloody mucus in the stool can indicate a lot of different things. It could be infection, parasites, certain viruses, inflammatory bowel disease, constipation, ulcers, or any number of other things. Your dog should be seen by a vet to get the proper diagnosis and treatment.