A question I am frequently asked by dog owners is that they have seen blood in their dog's faeces and they are very concerned and want to know what can be wrong. Part of this concern no doubt is because this is a symptom which middle aged and older humans should not take lightly...
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Cause: The cause of this disease is quite complex, it usually follows cystic endometrial hyperplasia which is a type of womb disease, this changes the internal environment of the womb and makes it prone to bacterial infections. Once the bacterial infection is established it goes wild and a full blown pyometra is the result....
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David Smith.
