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Originally Posted by Jasmine123  I dont think they did, could be wrong but what would be the reason for checking those? Forgive my not understanding,
As for the Vet they checked her pretty thoroughly, nothing to report - |
Anal glands can fill up, become infected or abcessed. Each dog has a different tolerance level, but if they become full or impacted, it can be painful for the dog, and typical symptoms are shivering/shaking, hiding, lack of appetite, and just not acting right.
Most times the glands work fine and empty with a BM, but changes in diet can affect how well the system works.