A young poodle passes fresh blood in the
stools for one day.
Abdominal palpation is very useful to detect the presence of
foreign bodies in the stomach and lower intestines. This video
demonstrates abdominal palpation by the vet. There was a slight
reaction to the first stomach palpation, but the poodle twitched and
did not cry out. No other pain reaction in the intestinal areas.
So, there was no need to X-ray this poodle. Medication resolved
the problem. The dog recovered fully in 3 days. ADVICE. Abdominal
palpation can detect pain, lump or foreign bodies inside the
gastrointestinal duct. However, some owners prefer X-rays directly.
UPDATE:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2023/09/4t70-vet-case-study-blood-in-young.html
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