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Originally Posted by Teegy  My vet explained if they are having healthy poops, they express themselves every time they go to the toilet. Not having proper poops they can fill up and so lead to an infection, only a person properly trained to do it should be (preferably your vet, they were willing to teach me, so I don't have to pay someone if I ever needed to).
healthy anal glands don't need expressing, was my point and groomers just do it as part of the service and my vet said that is completely unnecessary and should stop. I asked this advise for my friend who told me her groomer was doing it every visit |
Good to know... Bailey has had good bm's (bowel movements) since he's joined our family
Having said that, he was scooting a bit when this all started, so that's why it was suggested, I believe, that he get his anal glands done. The vet said that they weren't bad but he did do it since Bailey was already there.