Sentences with phrase «problem with one's anal glands»

Rare and unfortunate dogs develop chronic problems with their anal glands.

Since the end of last year he's been experiencing problems with his anal glands not draining properly.

She was having several age related problems - one of which was severe problems with her anal glands.

Most problems with the anal glands are not life threatening, but anal gland disease can quickly worsen if left untreated.

Those pets that suffer from chronic problems with their anal glands may benefit from an elective surgery that removes both anal glands.

While this can often be caused by problems with the anal glands, dogs with worms will occasionally rub their rear ends on the floor in order to relieve themselves of the itch due to worms in the area.

One of the main problems with anal glands (scent glands) is they don't empty fully and over time this builds up, which gives the dog discomfort.To learn more about this issue, visit our dachshund health problems page.

Your dog may also need more fiber if he is constipated or has regular problems with his anal glands.

If your cat frequently has problems with her anal glands becoming clogged, your vet may recommend changes to her diet.

My dog has a problem with her anal glands, and does a lot of «scooting».

Many dogs never develop any problem with their anal glands, especially those who are eating quality food — not big on fillers — that lead to a firm stool.

Older dogs are more likely to have problems with anal glands, which may mean they need expressing every two weeks or perhaps even more often; it may be best for you to learn the procedure yourself.

Every year my nine - year - old Golden Retriever has problems with her anal glands.

One more question: My friend has a year old spayed female Lakeland terrier who has problems with its anal glands.

Unfortunately lots of dogs have problems with their anal glands.

You may think he's trying to clean something off that was left behind when he was pottying but he's actually feeling a problem with his anal glands.

Scooting does not necessarily mean there is a problem with the anal glands.

SC, if you are finding brown discharge that smells bad it could vaginitis or it could be a problem with the anal glands.

My Golden Retriever has always had a problem with his anal glands and taking him to the vet every 4 weeks just did not seem like the best option.

Your dog may happily pass through its whole life without ever having any problems with its anal glands, but not all dogs are so lucky.

Some dogs never have a problem with their anal glands so it's up to you to be aware of the warning signs.

In closing, you may be wondering if there is a way to avoid your pet's problem with anal glands.

If your dog is urinating more than usual or licking his hind quarters more often, there may be a problem with his anal glands.

There are many things that can cause your dog to have a chronic unpleasant odor, and all of them need to be investigated, including: a possible yeast infection, a problem with the anal glands, gassiness, an ear infection, problems with the teeth or gums, a dietary issue, or an underlying illness.