He does need to be seen by a vet. If you can, take a fresh fecal sample in with you. Did you notice any mucous or just blood?
Mucous along with blood and diarhea can be a sign of Colitis, parasites, or infection and all need medical treatment.
Best he be kept inside anyways, much safer. There is a member who has a saying that cats who have their freedom, have the freedom to get hit by cars, killed by preditors, get into toxins, etc etc.
Good luck
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