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In dogs, when these glands are full they cause discomfort. So dogs that chew their bottoms or the base of their tail, or scoot along the ground are usually giving a telltale sign that they need their anal glands expressed.
Anal glands can become infected or burst if not treated. In some cases we surgically remove them.
Our nurses can express normal glands; however, a veterinary appointment is necessary if they’re infected or inflamed.
