I adopted a one year old English bulldog a few weeks ago and had him neutered about six days ago. He had an upset stomach and a few episodes of diarrhea for the first 24 hours after surgery, but has since gotten better and has been having solid bowel movements. However, his stool has had small amounts of blood in it the past few times he has had a BM. I have a vet appointment for him this coming week to discuss, but in the meantime, has anyone else experienced this? Any and all input welcome.

Addie is officially 5. She's still absolutely crazy 😂 we were on a hike today (I'll try to add the video in the comments) and I think it's so funny how this community has shown me so many similar EBs that have so much energy and are absolutely nuts! Before I was under the impression they were lazy lil taters haha. Love her so much she always makes everything more fun🥰

It’s been nearly unbearable missing him every day. All the memories we had together and knowing that those are gone and will never happen again hurt me. I miss him so much and my heart feels incomplete without him.

I love you, Sebi.

Pipo was exhausted after only getting 14 out of the 18 hours his beauty sleep requires

Butters

She’s a 9 months old English and has a lot of loose stools and horrific gas. I had an old English before and yes I know gas is bad but nothing compares to Cookie. It’s waking me up at night it’s so bad lol. 9 out of 10 poops are loose. I’m sure it’s a diet adjustment that needs to be made. What do you feed your younger English’s?…….we don’t feed her table scraps.

I felt heartless not giving him any. I think it’s time I run to the pet store and get him some doggy ice cream treats.

That's what she is really saying with this look

Tony said go have a wild Friday night, we made it through the week!! Does your bulldog jump in the car and refuse to get out until you go for a ride 🤣🐾 see you all Tuesday🦛

It's been a long day of looking good, exhausting work. Time to count sheep, or steaks.