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  • Dog (Canine), Cat (Feline) & Pet BM

    Dogs, cats and other pets have intestines, colons, constipation, diarrhea, and other issues similar to humans. But they can't use words to tell us when something's wrong.

    If your pet is having BM issues, one easy way to help them out is to add a dash of silver sol to their water each day. Aside from being cheap, its really powerful.

    To learn more, visit: Silver for Dogs & Cats or Dog, Cat, Horse & Bird Infections




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    Blood in Bowel Movement

    What is a Bloody Bowel Movement?

    If there is blood in a bowel movement, either incorporated within the fecal matter or included as a part of the pooping process, it is considered a bloody bowel movement. Any bloody bowel movement is a serious and non-glamorous medical event.

    Cause of Blood in Bowel Movements

    Blood in bowel movements commonly originates in one of two sources: within the intestine or at the point of excretion (the anus.) Blood within stools is not a normal condition. Aside from unusually rough treatment or abuse of the anus, there should be no voluntary causes of bleeding to an anus or bowel movement.

    Cure for Blood in Bowel Movements

    If blood appears in conjunction with multiple bowel movements over a period of days or months, it is important to speak with a medical professional. Bloody stools or a bleeding anus are potentially serious medical conditions that require earnest action to restore health and well-being.

    Click here to see a Minnesotan’s ‘how I cured bloody stools’ testimonial