Most strains of coccidia do not produce bloody stools. When blood is present in the stools from coccidiosis, it's not a copious amount, and it's confined to the poop, like a dollop on it.
When there is a copious amount of blood in stools and on bedding, it's almost always from a comb injury or broken toenail.
But, if you so much as have a tiny suspicion it's coccidiosis, it does absolutely no harm to treat for it.
When there is a copious amount of blood in stools and on bedding, it's almost always from a comb injury or broken toenail.
But, if you so much as have a tiny suspicion it's coccidiosis, it does absolutely no harm to treat for it.