Finding blood in your pet's stool can be alarming, but does it always require an urgent trip to the vet? Veterinarian Dr Leon de Bruyn joins Style in the City to explain the possible causes of bloody stools in dogs and cats, the difference between bright red blood and dark, tarry stools, when it's considered an emergency, and what pet owners should do next. He also shares practical advice on preventing digestive issues and why treating pets with medication at home can sometimes do more harm than good. This informative conversation equips pet owners with the knowledge to recognise warning signs and seek timely veterinary care.

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