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He has black sloppy poo, I’m away anybyhe people looking

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He has black sloppy poo
JA: I'll do all I can to help. What type of animal are we talking about?
Customer: I’m away anybyhe people looking after him have said it’s dangerous
JA: When did you notice this black stool? Did the animal eat anything unusual?
Customer: it’s been a couple of weeks He always eats the same food but as he hadn’t had any bone in his diet I thought it was that
JA: And what's the animal's name and age?
Customer: He’s a cane Corso 6 or 7 months old
JA: Is there anything else the Vet should know?
Customer: No I don’t think so
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Hello, my name is ***** ***** I’m a veterinary surgeon in the UK. I will try and help you as best I can.

I’m sorry to hear that your dog is unwell.

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What is your dog's name?

I would recommend your dog see a vet if he is passing black fences as this is a sign that the intestines are bleeding higher up or that there might be a bleeding stomach ulcer.

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There are some innocent causes of black poop like if he's eaten charcoal or crayon.

Is your dog already registered with a vet?

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Customer: replied 15 days ago.
I doubt it a crayon .. if it’s been two weeks

I see. I miss understood how long the black feaces was for.

It is more likely to be an intestinal problem.

Have you got a vet you are already registered with for your dog?

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Customer: replied 4 days ago.
Hi I have been charged £27 for this question!!
I was told it would be £5 and that it would be refunded although I’m not bothered about that .. I would like my £27 refunded tho !
Best wishesGeorgia
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