Canine anal gland issues
Anal Gland Problems in Dogs (and Cats) | petMD
7 Nov If you've seen your dog scooting across the room on his bottom, it could be a sign of anal sac disease. Dogs have two small pouches on either.
Anal Gland Problems in Dogs (and Cats)
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Are your dog's anal gland issues stressing you out? Do you know which signs to look out for? Find out how to prevent problems and what to do if he gets them.
Description:The glands produce a foul-smelling, greasy substance that probably serves as a territorial marker and relays biochemical information. The first thing you should do if your pet is having problems with her anal glands is to eliminate all grains and switch her to a biologically appropriate diet. Well-meaning groomers, veterinarians and even pet owners can cause trauma to anal glands through routine manual expression. The anal sacs are delicate little organs that are easily injured by pinching or squeezing. Unnecessary manual expression will also reduce the effectiveness of the glands over time.
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