My dog died with bloody stool. Could it be rabies from licking?

I am so sorry for your loss! I am not sure if rabies exist in the phillippines. I would recommend contacting your local vet/ state department to discuss the possibility of rabies in your area and see what they advise. In the united states rabies present with foaming at the mouth and severe behavioral changes like aggression. Typically bloody stool is not associated. In the unites states I would tell you to not be concerned. However in your area I would recommend following up with a local vet. Again sorry for your loss

I am sorry for your loss. If the death was the direct and immediate result of the attack, rabies would not be a concern. The main route of transmission is from a bite but it takes weeks for the virus to develop and become infectious

Hello. I am so sorry for your loss. It would be impossible for me to diagnose exactly what took Qra's life, but all the symptoms describe a gastrointestinal problem. This could include anything from a severe parasite problem to a twist or intussusception, blockage, or even a cancer like lymphoma. Please accept my condolences on your loss & thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Due to the blood in the stool the death was more likely from parvovirus or a severe case of intestinal parasites. Dogs that are poisoned often vomit and have seizures. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to help you get answers to your veterinary questions.

There is no chance this person will get rabies from being licked. Rabies is only passed via a bite from an infected animal, and if your dog did have rabies, you would see signs such as foaming at the mouth, loss of appetite, weakness, seizures, sudden change in personality, and disorientation among others. There is no need to worry. There has been no cases of human rabies acquired in the UK since 1902. The last recorded case of human rabies was in 2012, but the patient acquired rabies in India after being bit by a dog. I would recommend having your dog vaccinated for rabies, distemper, parvo, canine hepatitis, and parainfluenza for her health.

Poor Luna! She could have an infection (parvo, etc) or a parasite. Since she has bloody stool and is lethargic, she should be examined by a vet to determine the cause and treat. Your vet can test a stool sample to help diagnose and then prescribe medications to treat the problem. She might also need some fluids to prevent dehydration. Hope she gets better soon!

I'm sorry Rocky was bit by another dog! This gentian violet could be what has caused his excessive salivation. I doubt it is rabies as well, as symptoms of it won't show up this quickly. I would have Rocky seen by a vet for this bite. He will likely need antibiotics to prevent any infection from occurring due to the bacteria in the dog's mouth. It may be ideal as well to have his rabies vaccine up dated if he's due for a booster.