Actually, dogs are people’s good friends, but dogs are animals too, and they eat grains and cereals, so they can inevitably get sick. Therefore, as their owners, everyone should pay extra attention to their lives. If you encounter some abnormal phenomena, you should seek medical treatment promptly. For example, if a dog's stool contains blood, then this condition is a warning signal from their body, so you should take them to the vet in time. So why does a dog's stool have blood streaks? What treatment methods are there?
    1. Intestinal scratches.

    If you find that your dog's stool has blood, then you may need to carefully recall whether the dog has eaten bones in the past two days. Because bones are relatively hard, dogs usually do not eat them, especially finely crushed ones. These bones can become quite sharp, and if they scratch the intestines, blood will appear in the stool. If this is the case, don't worry because it will heal after a few days. However, it is necessary to note that you should not let the dog eat bones or similar things recently.
    2. Parasites.

    If you find blood in your dog's stool, it may also be caused by parasites. Because these things cannot be seen with the naked eye, you need to take the dog to a pet hospital for a doctor to check. If there are parasites, deworming needs to be prepared. This deworming is both internal and external simultaneously, so everyone is required to regularly take their dogs for deworming. This is also for the health of the dog.
    3. Parvovirus.
    Another possibility is that the dog is infected with parvovirus, which is extremely contagious. If you find blood in the dog's stool, and the excrement is very smelly, it may be a parvovirus infection. Everyone must promptly take the dog to the hospital for treatment and isolate the dog from other dogs because this virus is transmissible between dogs. But don’t be overly anxious, parvovirus is not extremely severe, and current medical science can fully cure it. You just need to take good care of the dog and give plenty of water.
    The above are several possible causes of blood in a dog's stool. It is hoped that this introduction today can help everyone understand the importance of this issue. In life, everyone should pay more attention to the living conditions of their dogs.