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Reply To: Anal Glands and Switching Foods
Hi Tyler,
You could try adding some bulk to her diet in the form of canned pumpkin, some ground chia seed, psyllium husk or some unsweetened Metamucil. I like a product called Firm Up, which is stored pumpkin and apple pectin. It’s shelf stable so it lasts a lot longer than canned pumpkin. There’s a product called Glandex that I’ve never used, but others here have with success. I don’t know much about it, so hopefully someone who does will weigh in.
It could be a fiber issue, in that your dog might need higher fiber.
It could also be that she’s eating something to which she intolerant. I have a dog with a number of food sensitivities and when he’s exposed to something to which he’s intolerant, it’s not at all unusual for his anal glands to start smelling strongly.
I hope you find a solution quickly. Manual expression of small gland is not an ideal circumstance and should be avoided if at all possible.
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