How To Fix Dog's Glands (Simple Food Remedy Works - Try First!)
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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: How To Fix Dog's Glands
What your dog needs is something that you can add to their food that will do the job of expressing the glands to release and empty them on a daily basis returning your dog to its natural state and behavior.
Switching your dog over to a diet of raw meaty bones has proven very effective but may not be an option for you. So what else can you do?
Well, I’m getting a LOT of great feedback on a natural product with many dog owners reporting the fiber in this USA made dried apple and pumpkin digestive is getting their dogs anal glands working again normally by firming up stools.
You simply add it to your dogs meals and dog owners report that their dogs love the flavor.
My advice is to pre-mix it with water if your adding to kibble so your dog gets more moisture. The more moisture you get into your kibble fed dog the better.
If serving dry as a topper, make sure to have plenty of fresh drinking water available. And I'll leave a link to the product in the description below.
For longer term health and wellbeing for your dog and to resolve blocked anal glands ongoing without changing your current kibble diet I created the Healthier Kibble Diet as part of my ebook Feed Your Dog Better to help kibble feeding dog owners reclaim their dogs health from the persistent health problems like blocked anal glands that plague so many dogs.
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❤Wow, you give MUCH better advice than the vets.
Tysm❤
You are most welcome. : )
We just use canned pumpkin puree. Not pumpkin-pie filling (because it has added sugars, cinnamon, etc.) Just raw canned pumpkin puree. Works great! When our Abby goes off it for a week or two we REALLY know quickly. We buy it year-round at the grocery store.
Yes, thats the best way. Thanks for sharing this information, appreciated.
@m1cajah Hi! Thank you for sharing this! How much of the puree should I serve my 4 month old puppy? Should it be with every meal of the day?
@@jaydeevani sorry I just saw this comment. I just give Abby a well-rounded tablespoon at her breakfast. That’s it.
It’s great to add pumpkin patch up with pumpkin with coconut and flaxseeds.A variety of pack to choose from with pumpkin.Sold on Amazon great reviews
You mean this one? amzn.to/3KkvsFM
Also, your other comment is not showing when I click through so I'll answer it here. I don't mention a dog food, just the Firm Up Pumpkin - amzn.to/3ITr1iA but you have that covered.
I do recommend you think about a more fresh food based diet for your Mini.
@@DanScott1 Thank you❤️
@@shani-cm2ps Your welcome Shani.
Great information. Thank you so much! Changed my dog from raw meat to kibble and this issue started happening.
Your welcome. Glad I could be of help.
I don’t see the link for the dry apple and pumpkin digestive. Can you pls re-post?
Firm Up Pumpkin - amzn.to/3ITr1iA
Thanks Dan, I use this on occasion to help our dog GiGi.
Good to know it's working for you. Appreciate your leaving this comment.
Hi is this good to treat Perianal Fistula
No it wont, sorry.
Surgery is often needed to treat anal fistulas as they do not usually heal by themselves. There are several different procedures. The best option for your dog will depend on the position of the fistula and whether it's a single channel or branches off in different directions. Your vet will know more about this.
I'd definitely want to keep it clean so there's no infection causing an abscesses. I'd consult with your vet and budget for possible surgery. Anal fistulas usually require surgery as they rarely heal if left untreated. The main options include: a fistulotomy - a procedure that involves cutting open the whole length of the fistula so it heals into a flat scar.
I am going to try it because I like giving my dog pure pumpkin year around just simply for the nutrition values of it and I can’t find it any where after the Fall to Winter holidays. Thanks for sharing this information. 😊👍🏽
Sprouts and Whole Foods carry canned pumpkin year round! Also, try Amazon.
This one works well with excellent feedback on the product plus they have a 1lb bag option too.
Thanks for stopping by and taking time to comment.
Ugh we’ve done all this. Raw diet. Pumpkin etc. My Pom has always had perfect stools and yet she’s plagued by gland issues. I’m thinking it may be in part due to her knee issues. Forgot what it’s called right now(??) And now they’re so blocked that the vet can’t even empty one of them! She’s also in CHF for almost a year ,currently on meds.
I’m at my wits end as to what todo . Now they brought up surgically removing the glands. Which to me is out of the question with her age (11) and her CHF. The funny thing is she’s not scooting excessively or going back there much at all. She actually does quite well until we take her in for the squeezing. I just don’t know what to do. I’m afraid if I give her anymore fiber content she’ll become constipated and that’s not good either.
Have you tried the poultice method I mention in this video: ruclips.net/video/0mzKDud2CGc/видео.html
Use Calendula as a compress to soothe and relieve the swelling of the dogs anal sacs. Here's how.
Add 1 teaspoon of Himalayan Mountain Pink Salt: amzn.to/3YzPd4H to a cup of warm water.
Add 10 drops of calendula tincture: amzn.to/3LVQxah to the mixture and stir to dissolve the salt.
Soak a cloth in the mixture, wring out the excess and fold to make a compress, gently holding against your dogs inflamed anus until cool to the touch.
Repeat the procedure several times daily to try and get the swelling down so the glands can open and drain out the liquid as it normally should.
Dogs often get problems with the annul glands from stress! Is your dog fretting when you go to work, or does the pet need more attention. Is there another pet that aggravates it. Always look at these causes too☺️
@@Aangel452 Stress causes phisiological changes. Dogs must be crate trained to be alone. Good extra points, thanks.
Cool video!!! Do you have a video for what to do for cats??? 🐈 🐈 🐈
Sorry not cats. But you can use the firm up with cats too: Firm Up Pumpkin - amzn.to/3ITr1iA
Hi Dan..asking for favor again..I have mini Pom 4 months with nerve and bacterial problem according to the vet..her neck more to the left side rather than straight forward..any suggestion? Can collodial silver works for it? Thanks in advance
Yes silver is anti bacterial, run a 7 days protocol, 1/2tsp twice daily: amzn.to/2UXexmC
Also give probiotics at the same time: amzn.to/3yoURqU
For the neck I recommend CBD oil as it's an anti pain med, soothes, invigorates and boosts the immune system to help correct the issue: healthydogforlife.com/CBD
Get the size that matches your dogs size.
@@DanScott1 thanks Dan..I read the CBD oil written in its bottle “not approved by FDA…” is it just ok!
@@TheAditaditya If your buying through this link, it's a good one (researched).
Thank you Dan i just purchased Firm up Pumpkin. My small terrier mix has trouble expressing his anal glands and unfortunately I don't know how to do it ao i hope this product helps. His poop is always formed not loose but he's licking his rear-end excessively
Hopefully that helps. Use the poultice idea if no real improvement.
Do you have any info on blocked salivary glands at all Dan?
I don't have any videos on this. So have they been expressed? Have you discussed removal with your vet? Are thay partially ok?
@@DanScott1 they did a fine needle sample and have sent it for testing to make sure there’s no abnormal cells there, but saliva came out, the lump went down but has since filled up again. So looks like just a blocked gland. He’s had swollen lymph nodes for quite some time and a number of health issues so I think it’s an infection in the body. Giving him colloidal silver and starting vitamin C, I’m trying to avoid removal as he’s been through so much already. Just looking for any possible suggestions.
@@clairelouiseparton630 A fresh food diet is whats needed to boost immune health to self resolve the issues.
I have an ebook on this: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
You could try some quality CBD oil to as it helps the immune system: healthydogforlife.com/CBD
Use the silver for 14 days only then stop. At the same time use probiotics to keep gut health going well: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Hi Dan, I am new to your channel… and was hoping you could help me. My 4 year old chihuahua mix keeps needing to have her anal glands expressed every month on the dot. Idk what else to do to help prevent this. She eats her kibble and I haven’t changed her diet so I am not sure why this is now a reoccurring issue. She never had any issues before. I’m so desperate, any help would be great!
You'll need a two pronged approach here. First is diet, it needs fresh foods in it, not just dry food. And two, you'll need to poultice the glands, get them unblocked, so they can resume normal release with a more fresh food diet helping to squeeze them at each evacuation.
The poultice how to is in the video and here's some diet advice plus supplements etc: Start the diet now, slowly and small to begin with, go gradually, then start the poultice.
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better but not essential.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables and freeze dried greens.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/UTI's/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination)
If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer) No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!)
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
My dogs aren't kibble fed -- they eat raw and lightly cooked -- but one of my boys always has anal gland issues.
Swab with the poultice recipe and the glands can relax, open and renew operation, try it. Then try a little more below ground veggies in his diet to squeeze more or some extra chicken wings.
Very interesting! I have the issue that my raw fed dog was constipated for the past 2 days and when he was finally able to poop today I noticed that the right side of his rectum is swollen. He started licking it and you can see it bothers him! I thought maybe hemorrhoids caused by the pressure but read that they are not really a thing with dogs, so it might be a blocked anal gland or an abscess. Colloidal silver in his drinking water, cbd, probiotics…but what could I do to get rid of the inflammation? Diluted Oil of oregano on the affected area? Thank you so much Dan!
To reduce inflammation and get things moving agian you'll need a compress.
Use Calendula as a compress to soothe and relieve the swelling of the dogs anal sacs. Here's how.
Add 1 teaspoon of Himalayan Mountain Pink Salt: amzn.to/3RhqEnA to a cup of warm water.
Add 10 drops of calendula tincture: amzn.to/3IxeHGE to the mixture and stir to dissolve the salt.
Soak a cloth in the mixture, wring out the excess and fold to make a compress, gently holding against your dogs inflamed anus until cool to the touch.
Repeat the procedure several times daily to try and get the swelling down so the glands can open and drain out the liquid as it normally should.
@@DanScott1 Great, Thank you Dan! I will definitely do that!
I administered the compress twice so far and I can already see an improvement! Less licking and he seems more calm! You are a God-sent!! ❤
@@keinohrtini ; ).
Hi good friend ….. it’s been a while Charlotte had to have teeth removed and went under surgery and antibiotics, as well as always has anal gland issues. Last time she had problems with her anals the vet expressed them except this time the lose strolls with jelly like substance is still happening to Charlotte. I’m starting to wonder can it be from something else? She’s on a healthy home made diet due to her liver shunt . Do you think I should drop off a sample of the stool to her vet? Do you have any ideas what it could be?
That jelly in stools things does happen once a month as part of wall break down and is normal.
Have you done the poultice method yet? the one in the video. This way you ease the glands and allow natural expression. Are stools normally ok?
What is it called
This is it: amzn.to/3gz0Oct
My boy has done issues but it’s not his it’s not his stool being too softI think it’s because if it’s been too hard is that possible I’m at my wits end and I don’t know what to do now nothing is working please help
Difficult to understand your comment, so it's constipation issues? Add some part cooked and blended green veggies to the meal at 10% of meal volume. This will ease things.
@@DanScott1 sorry. Yes. He is ok raw but the company adds a lot of bone. Large pieces and it constipates him. So I am switching to a raw dog food that uses very fine bone meal and will add what you suggested. I think that’s what is causing his leakage. It’s awful and never happened before. I noticed the large bone fragments more recently. It’s the only thing that changed.
@@vanity68 Ok, I see, thanks for clarification. Add a good probiotic too, important: SBO Probiotics - amzn.to/3yoURqU
Will help digestion. Add to every meal as directed. Also add these greens for tons of antioxidents needed and to smooth things out: healthydogforlife.com/GreenImmuneSuperfood
@@DanScott1 thank you!!!!
@@vanity68 Welcome.
👍
Hi Sharon, thanks for dropping by and the thumbs up.
My dog has one anal gland full and the other is pretty empty(is it normal for just one to fill up after being expressed just a week ago?) I'm so lost and concerned :(
This can be fixed. Ones blocked but the other releases, so not blocked. Several things you can do. Transition diet to something like a raw food diet as the diet helps express the glands naturally and/or Make up a poultice to apply to the glands to unblock them and get them moving again.
Here's some info from my anal gland video:
I’m getting a LOT of great feedback on a natural product with many dog owners reporting the fiber in this USA made dried apple and pumpkin digestive is getting their dogs anal glands working again normally by firming up stools.
You simply add it to your dogs meals and dog owners report that their dogs love the flavor.
Firm Up Pumpkin - amzn.to/3ITr1iA
My advice is to pre-mix it with water if your adding to kibble so your dog gets more moisture. The more moisture you get into your kibble fed dog the better.
If serving dry as a topper, make sure to have plenty of fresh drinking water available.
3. And number 3 is to Use Calendula as a compress to soothe and relieve the swelling of the dogs anal sacs. Here's how.
Add 1 teaspoon of Himalayan Mountain Pink Salt:amzn.to/3P59po9 to a cup of warm water.
Add 10 drops of calendula tincture: amzn.to/3UyJQgd to the mixture and stir to dissolve the salt.
Soak a cloth in the mixture, wring out the excess and fold to make a compress, gently holding against your dogs inflamed anus until cool to the touch.
Repeat the procedure several times daily to try and get the swelling down so the glands can open and drain out the liquid as it normally should.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much!!! My last question is, how do I prevent my dog from 'leaking'/'expressing' her anal glands at night?
The thing is she's fine the whole morning, afternoon and evening. Her butt's dry, there's nothing coming out, there's not even a smell. But at night, especially when she's in comfy sleep I look and there's fluid coming out accompanied by the horrific smell :(
@@huxley8671 You could express them, then do the poultice (important) and hopefully (the pumpkin digestive works) so they express during the day when defacacting.
If you can't bring yourself to do it, use the poutice, use the digestive and get things working again normally.
@@DanScott1 You've been such incredible help, Sir. I can't thank you enough, thank you for taking the time to answer my questions!! I really really appreciate it to the bottom of my heart.
@@huxley8671 You are most welcome Huxley.
As I am limited on the money I have got spare. Would just giving my dog pumpkin seeds in her food work
Just add some pumpkin.
Clicking on a link is the solution???? I won't be watching his videos in future.