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Originally Posted by littlewhip  He said first they will put him under and try to drain it, but if its to bad, then he will remove them both, he said they dont really need them, praying it wont come to that, he is 3 and i have never had any problems with him. Do you think he should be eating any thing speacial? |
it really has nothing to do with their food, so your vet was right. An anal sacculectomy can be a tricky procedure so if your vet isn't that experienced with it i would take charlie to a specialist to have it done. When i was working at a regular practice the vet had only done a few and she was nervous about the outcome (all the dogs did fine btw) because if its done wrong you can cause incontinence.