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Originally Posted by KazzyK810  I'd try feeding a little brown rice, and some apple pieces as treats for a few days to see if the increase in fiber helps the problem naturally. |
Some dogs are more prone to gland issues than others....some can empty them their selves, other's need it done for them. What I will say is that I wouldn't wait and see. If anyone has seen an infected anal gland, let alone one that has burst; it's not pretty and not fund to treat.
Take the pup in to have the anal glands checked/expressed and at the same time you can have the vet instruct you in the proper way to check if expression is needed and how to express them.