Blood & Oddly-shaped Poos

[Fluffball]

Floss is about 6 and a bit years old now, so she's getting on a bit.

A few weeks ago, we noticed blood around her genital area, so we took her to the vets straight away. The vet suspected that it could be an ovarian cyst, but she gave us 10 days worth of Baytril in case it was an infection of any sorts. For the past few weeks we've been monitoring Floss, and she has been a lot more sociable, even putting on some weight which was wonderful, and the blood seemed to have gone.

However, found her today with dried blood on the top of her front right foot, on her nose and even on her ears.
Checked the other girls she's with for any cuts and scrapes, but they're all completely fine and Floss has a lovely tame nature anyway.
Checked her bottom, and there was blood there, apparent when wiped with a tissue. Took inside for a clean up, and she's definitely looking a lot more dishevelled than usual. Her appetite seems to be fading again, as she wasn't too keen on even eating some apples, only having a few bites.

She did a poop too, which I've attached; she'll definitely be in for another vet checkup asap, but wanted to see if anyone else has had a similar case with any of their piggies? If it wasn't for the poo, I would've thought the vet was right about the ovarian cyst, but coupled with some raspy breathing, I think there are a couple of things going on..
If it is a cyst, I'm guessing it's very unlikely we'll be able to do much about it as I doubt she'll be able to make it through the anaesthetic

(Put it next to a pen for size reference)

 

[Deleted member 114675]

I definitely think a vet check would be a good idea .

 

[helen105281]

If it is an ovarian cyst there are other options to spaying such as a course of hormone injections. It would depend how far advanced the cysts were. Your vet will also need to rule out a bladder problem such as a UTI or even a stone, both of which can cause blood in the urine.

The strange shaped poo could be because her tummy is upset due to not eating as usual. Are you syringe feeding?

If her breathing is raspy hopefully the vet will check for fluid on her chest and prescribe a diuretic if so.

 

[Fluffball]

If it is an ovarian cyst there are other options to spaying such as a course of hormone injections. It would depend how far advanced the cysts were. Your vet will also need to rule out a bladder problem such as a UTI or even a stone, both of which can cause blood in the urine.

The strange shaped poo could be because her tummy is upset due to not eating as usual. Are you syringe feeding?

If her breathing is raspy hopefully the vet will check for fluid on her chest and prescribe a diuretic if so.

Would the baytril not have cleared up the UTI or would a scan have needed to be done to make sure that's not a cause?
Not syringe feeding at the mo. She was however for a couple of weeks whilst on baytril and it seemed to be going down well.
Thanks for the help though, will definitely ask the vet about the possible issues you've suggested.