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A fishy smell can come from your dog’s bottom, breath, ears or urine. We explain how to find the source, what you can clean at home and when your dog needs a vet.
Most dogs don’t need manual anal gland expression. Learn what happens when the sacs stop draining, which symptoms to watch for and when your dog needs a vet.
Most dogs empty their anal glands naturally. We explain how they work, the signs of common problems, treatment options and everyday habits that support healthy emptying.
Dr Emma has tested dozens of products to help with dog anal glands - here are 3 that she says actually have worked.
Scooting can mean full anal glands, itchy skin, worms or simply trapped poo. We explain the common causes, gentle home care and when your dog needs a vet.
Let's talk about a subject that might make you squirm a bit - dog anal gland issues. Yes, I know, it's not the most glamorous topic, but it's important for our furry friends' health
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