Taking Care of Your ’s Anal Glands Watch Out for the “Scoot” You might have seen one of the many videos on You Tube where a is scooting his butt across the floor in a most humorous way.

What is the Purpose of a ‘s Anal Sac?There are a few theories as to why s have anal sacs and what purpose they serve. Some say the excretion fro

A while back I wrote about the presence of hair, beetles and beaver anal glands in the foods we eat. Of the three, beaver anal glands, a whiffy combo of glands and urine that beavers use to mark their territory, captured by far the biggest share of people’s attention.

The anal glands or anal sacs are small glands found near the anus in many mammals, including s and cats.They are paired sacs located on either side of the anus between the external and internal sphincter muscles.

Dr. Marty Becker explains cat anal gland problems — and offers solutions so that yous cat can feel better. Plus, he explains why they exist.

T he Relationship Between Tonsillitis and Anal Glands The best way to illustrate this relationship is to tell you my own personal experience with my …

Signs, symptoms and treatment of canine anal glands. Tips for treating anal gland infection, expression, cancer and sac removal.

“Symptoms of an anal gland problem occur when the canine anal glands are unable to empty naturally. Symptoms include odor, a scooting the rear across the floor and other signs of discomfort.

Anal glands seem to be a taboo subject among cat owners, and there’s not nearly as much information on the subject for cats as there is for s.

ANAL SAC DISEASE. Scooting, licking and smelling could be signs of an anal gland ailment. The anal sacs are located on each side of the anus, just under the skin.