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Probably! It may turn a red-ish colour, which may look like blood stained urine, but if you have eaten beetroot then it probably isn't.
Also bear in mind if you have eaten a lot of beetroot your poop may also look red-ish in colour or have red-ish streaks. This is also quiet normal
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