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my 7 week old puppy swallowed something and it''s trying to come out it comes out at times as much as 3 inches it looks like it is cover with a skin tissue???and it goes back in it looks like a kitten coming out if her mom at birth we brought her to a vet and she said thar\t our puppy has perasites and that she swollowed something she said that they have to treet the perasites first but meanwhile the puppy is trying to poup her insides out sure looks like that when that thing comes out there is bloody muccas liquide comming out she eats good and night time she as energy like a pupp should have she realy as a hard time when she goes threw that pouping time can you help thanks im am thinking to bring her to a different vet ????

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Age: <1; Female; Breed: malamute

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worming med from vet

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May 11 8:33 p.m. (2 minutes and 1 second later)

Hi malamute,
Did the vet you saw recently deworm your dog? This is usually done with a pill or liquid?
Have you seen any worms pass in your dogs stool?
Has she been able to have any normal bowel movements?
Is she eating and drinking normally?

Dr. K

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Sent May 11 8:42 p.m. (9 minutes and 8 seconds later)

yes she did get med for her deworming i did not notice worms she does get close to normal pou in the morning then with in a couple hours she starts having that liquide come out and that thing too she eats realy good we have her on can puppy food from wellness vet said to feed her every 2 hrs to try to push out what is in there they took xray of her they saw something in her stomach

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May 11 8:47 p.m. (5 minutes and 0 seconds later)

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Hi malamute,
That "thing" you are seeing come out of your dog's anus...is her own rectum. Yes...that is as serious as it sounds. You should really take your dog to a different veterinarian to be evaluated for an impaction. It is not uncommon for puppies to have such a high load of intestinal parasites, that they become impacted with them and then prolapse their rectums (push their large intestine out of their own anus), trying to defecate out the impacted worms. You do not want this to happen.
You need to see a vet who will evaluate your dog for this possibility and help her...before she prolapses her rectum.
I really hope that this information helps you out, and that your puppy gets better soon. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Dr. K

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