hiya my dog is passing thick black goo from his back end iv got an appoitmen t with vet tomorrow?

Question

he isnt eating his dinner and he is vomiting as well. anybody any ideas

Answer 1

Did you tell your vet about the thick black goo or just make an appointment??? I would take the dog to an emergency vet. Thick black goo sounds a lot like a stomach bleed to me..

Answer 2

thats digested blood the dog is passing, he could have parvo. whatever it is he needs seen by a vet, if hes throwng up and pooing digested blood hes gonna be very dehydrated , if you cant take him to the vet now ( which i would advise) then all you can do is keep him hydrated, if hes not drinking then scoop up the water in your hand and put it in his mouth. the first question a vet asks is has he been eating and going to the toilet as usual, your dog sounds very ill he needs a vet tonight , if you let him suffer tonight and he ends up needing an operation in the morning then he will be so tired from being ill all night and might not have the energy to pull threw. im talking from experience (st bernard breeder)

Answer 3

I agree with GP. Get to the vet now, or call an after-hours clinic. At the very least call a vet and get some advice. Thick black goo = blood. The vomitting is dangerous too becasue they can get dehydrated very quickly.
The black goo concerns me quite a bit. Could be pancreatitis, an ulcer, something he ingested could be obstructed or cutting him. CALL YOUR VET ASAP PLEASE!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Wouldn't wait 24 hours if it was my dog, I'd be seriously worried. Out of hours or not, I'd want emergency treatment and get him on a drip quick. Sounds very parvo like to me, but only a vet can give a diagnosis. I would be worried that he would be dead before the appointment.

Answer 6

Hi my dog had that passing the black goo stuff and vomiting as well only he was passing blood as well both in his vomit and poo it turned out to be his spleen was b9 and had to get it removed i hope you have your dog insured like mine because that was pretty expensive good luck and i hope he gets better soon

Answer 7

Sounds very much like a gastro-intestinal issue. It could be ulcers, or a variety of problems with te stomach and intestinal tract.

Getting to the vet ASAP is the best as things like these can be serious.

Answer 8

the black goo sounds like altered blood to me , he needs the vet asap ..
Good luck

Answer 9

Any black anal discharge, whether animal or human, needs immediate investigation, as it could be caused by
internal bleeding from many sources. A vet, IMMEDIATELY is the solution for your dog...dont wait.

Answer 10

Don't you have an after hours Vet clinic? Doesn't sound like you should wait on this one. Did you explain this to the Vet's office? I can't believe they did not tell you to bring him right in!