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Post by Guest Tue May 28 2013, 12:49

Thought this would be of interest to some!

http://alexadry.hubpages.com/hub/Dog-Health-Understanding-Anal-Gland-Problems

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Post by pag Tue May 28 2013, 14:24

very helpful, thanks..
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Post by Ben Tue May 28 2013, 16:35

Good info! Some are just a bit more active than others so fiber can be a real help.
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Post by Guest Tue May 28 2013, 19:06

I'll have a look through that! Smile Always good to know.

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Post by Guest Tue May 28 2013, 20:18

thumbs up

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Post by ashy Tue May 28 2013, 23:29

Load of old .....!Smile

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