The method of judging internal bleeding in dogs mainly involves observing the related symptoms. Symptoms of internal bleeding may vary depending on the location and amount of bleeding. Depression and loss of appetite, lowered body temperature, white mouth, vomiting and bloody stools are usually seen. Owners should closely observe the dog’s behavior and health. Once found, If your dog shows symptoms of internal bleeding, seek medical attention immediately.
1. Depression and loss of appetite:
Dogs may show symptoms of depression and loss of appetite. If your dog is not interested in its surroundings, has a significant loss of appetite, or is completely extinct, this may be caused by pain and discomfort caused by internal bleeding.
2. Lowered body temperature:
Dogs may experience a drop in body temperature, which is also a common symptom of internal bleeding.
3. Whitening of the mouth:
If the dog’s oral mucosa becomes abnormally pale, this may be anemia caused by internal bleeding. At the same time, your dog's feces may appear black or tarry, which is also a sign of internal bleeding.
4. Vomiting and blood in the stool:
If the dog vomits, the vomit may contain blood, or there may be blood in the stool, which may be caused by gastrointestinal bleeding. .
If your dog shows the above symptoms, you should seek medical treatment immediately and receive appropriate treatment according to the veterinarian's recommendations. During the treatment period, follow the veterinarian's medication and care instructions, and pay attention to the changes in the dog's condition. After the treatment is completed, follow the veterinarian's recommendations for aftercare, and take the dog to the veterinarian for regular check-ups to ensure recovery. At the same time, in daily life, pay attention to avoid injuries that may cause internal bleeding, such as car accidents.