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Old 11-06-2013, 07:27 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Quadraphinic View Post
Dark Stools generally mean old digested blood. Bright & Red stools mean more active bleeding. Monitoring gums for paleness as a sign of anemia and belly for bloating. If you see no signs of either you should be home free.

Just a reminder if your dog goes under anesthesia just like humans start a clear liquid diet slowly (by encouraging water intake and enteracal supplements) until the gut "wakes up" (gurgling noises) before reintroducing food.

My wife wrote the above, and she's a RN, hope it helps.
Cheers Quad & Gina
The gums are pink and moist, and her belly looks good; I don't see any bloating and the cut looks great. Can you expand a bit on old digested blood? What would that come from?

Thanks Quad (and thanks to your wife too!)
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