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Hi ,not a nice topic but kain(thats my staffie) keeps getting this prob ,anybody know of a food that will make his stools firmer ,he is on hi life complete moist mince ,had him at the vets 3 times this year just to clean them out cheers martyn
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Re: Anal glands
dont know much about the subject but fish and chicken should make his poo harder. Also try some kibble or other dry food
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Re: Anal glands
kennetbarble wrote:Hi ,not a nice topic but kain(thats my staffie) keeps getting this prob ,anybody know of a food that will make his stools firmer ,he is on hi life complete moist mince ,had him at the vets 3 times this year just to clean them out cheers martyn
As Mazz says , have you tried kibble , I think it's very much a trial and error thing but go for the better brands
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When my old boy got an anal gland infection my vet told me that carrot can help make them firmer, that's if he will eat them. I think food high in fiber as well helps a lot. Good luck
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Re: Anal glands
Clearing a dogs anal glands is something you can try for yourself, the video below should help. Warning , it's not for everyone and dont forget the rubber gloves, overalls and oxygen mask. Have fun:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8Cr1MQaGHc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8Cr1MQaGHc
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Re: Anal glands
looks like the kibble is working as he is not licking his butt so much cheersmazz wrote:dont know much about the subject but fish and chicken should make his poo harder. Also try some kibble or other dry food
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