Is Your Dog Suffering With Painful Dog Glands?

Common Symptoms Of Full And Impacted Dog Glands:

•  Is your dog sliding across the carpet, grass or even the pavement?

•  Is your dog licking his/her back end excessively?

•  Is your dog sensitive to touch around the tail or back end?
•  Is your dog quickly turning towards the tail like something might be biting him?

Underneath the tail and beneath the skin, there are two sacs on either side of the anus. The glands are to express fear and mark territory by releasing a strong smelling secretion.

Problems occur when they do not empty regularly and on their own. Many owners witness their dog sliding across the carpet or ground in an attempt to drain the glands themselves.

A product that we highly recommend is called AnalGlandz. It is completely all natural, has a high success rate and receives excellent reviews from other dog owners for expressing the glands. Keep in mind that all of our recommendations are based upon your dog having no serious health problems and we always encourage regular Veterinary care.

Contributing Factors To Problem Dog Glands

•  Poor diet. Feeding your dog cheap processed kibble with little nutritional value causes all sorts of problems. Impacted dog glands, skin, ear and allergies are just a few of the more common problems associated with poor quality food.
•  Lack of exercise. Your dog needs to run. Running massages the glands and helps to natually loosen the anal gland secretion.
•  Constipation as a result of owners not letting Fido outside enough. A dog's number one goal is to please their owner, aka their leader. In an effort to please their owners, dogs will hold their urine and bowel movements for extensive periods of time.
•  Overweight dogs are also prone to anal gland dog problems.
•  Soft and loose stool. Firmer stool also massages these glands naturally.
•  Gland secretion is too thick and dog glands are unable to empty on their own.

Eliminate Frequent Visits To The Vet Just To Have The Glands Emptied

The expense combined with the inconvenience of taking your dog to the Vet repeatedly for gland troubles can be stressful. The following tips will help you to keep your dog's glands in a healthy state. Keep in mind that if the glands are impacted then initially an antibiotic may be necessary to clear up any infection:

•  Supports natural emptying, AnalGlandz softens and drains anal sacs in both dogs and cats while maintaining healthy glands.

  How to use Analglandz:

  Add 5-10 drops of the solution to 1/4 cup of warm water (making the water as warm as possible without being uncomfortably hot for your pet). Using clean cotton swabs, apply gentle pressure as a hot compress directly over the anal opening. AnalGlandz may be used initially once a day and this routine may be reduced to once or twice weekly as maintenance routine. Backed By A One Year Money Back Guarentee!

•  Feed a NUTRITIOUS All Natural Diet rich in protein (meat) and vegetables.
•  Adding fiber to your dog's diet also supports healthy dog glands.
•  Fatty acids help the bowel muscles to contract naturally.
•  You have to EXERCISE your dog with atleast one nice vigorous walk a day. Two walks daily are better yet. If you have a large fenced yard but your dog doesn't run or move around much, then it's up to you to get him/her moving by throwing a ball, etc.
•  Let your dog outside frequently to relax and move his bowels. Don't assume that he will come to you when he has to do his business. Get in the habit of letting your dog out every two-three hours when you are at home.
•  Don't allow your dog to become overweight. Besides anal gland problems, obesity effects the heart, liver and kidneys as well.
•  Placing warm compresses on the dog anal sacs several times daily may help to loosen the gland contents, but will not treat the problem.

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