Physically, there are few things a dog and a human being have in common. Unfortunately, when it comes to illness, there is an exception.
When the lining of a colon becomes irritated and inflamed, it often means your doggie has Colitis. Humans get it too. It happens during the last part of the digestive process and can be painful, even for only a moment.
However, if it goes untreated, your poor pooch might be in for a world of hurt. His stool will become loose, watery and greasy. Blood has also been seen in the stool of a dog with Colitis. Obviously, it’s not a good thing.
Dogs with colitis can’t tell us how they’re feeling, and that may cause the inflammation to go untreated. Based on the discomfort a human being feels with Colitis your poor pooch is suffering!
To learn more about this dreadful condition go over to the next page. There you will learn how to diagnose and treat Colitis!
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