Hello dear dog lovers! It's no secret that our four-legged friends can occasionally have health problems. A common issue some dog owners face is a blocked anal gland. Don't worry, there are ways to deal with it! In this blog post, we'll take a look at what you can do when your dog's anal gland keeps getting blocked. What are the anal glands in dogs? The anal glands, also known as anal sacs or anal pouches, are two small glands located on both sides of a dog's anus, roug..
The anal glands are on the left and right of the anus in dogs. They produce a secretion, which serves the four-legged friend to set scent marks. With healthy dogs this is delivered with the droppings. However, it can happen that the anal glands in the dog, or the anal bags in which the secretion collects, clog. As a result, they can no longer empty themselves and can even become inflamed. What causes blocked anal bags in dogs and what you should do about it, you will learn in th..
A full anal gland sac is not only uncomfortable for many dogs but can also be painful. As responsible dog owners, it is important to know how to recognize the signs and what can be done about it. In this blog post, we will discuss how a dog behaves when its anal glands are full and provide tips on how to provide relief.Signs that the anal glands are full:Scooting: One of the most common signs is when the dog scoots its hindquarters across the floor. This is often referred to as "scooting." Throu..
The anal glands of the dog are located on both sides of the anus and produce an oily fluid that is naturally expelled during bowel movements. However, sometimes these glands can become blocked or inflamed, causing discomfort for the dog. In such cases, it may be necessary to manually empty the glands. Here, you will learn how to clean a dog's anal glands and what preventive measures you can take to avoid problems. What are anal sacs in a dog? The anal sacs, often referred to as..
