Hello,
Can anyone give any good advice on how to stop my puppies anal glands blocking as she had them emptied on Monday and they where bad and the vet advised that we revisit in 2 months to see if they where getting better. Thank you![]()
Hello,
Can anyone give any good advice on how to stop my puppies anal glands blocking as she had them emptied on Monday and they where bad and the vet advised that we revisit in 2 months to see if they where getting better. Thank you![]()
Last edited by megancutts; 4th February 2012 at 08:59 PM.
Hi sorry to hear about your pup's anal gland problems. This is something that is very common with cavaliers unfortunately.
A lot of people swear by adding some oatbran into their dogs' food. Have a read of this thread here, which is a good discussion on the subject, and best of luck.
http://www.cavaliertalk.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=38499
Shirley
A comfy lap for
Trapper - tri boy Feb 2004, Bosco - ruby boy Jan 2008
Yes, we have are adding oat bran at the moment. Thank you.
Megan Cutts
Dogs:Belle (blenheim)20th July 2011
Poppy (blenheim)1st December 2010-21st April 2011

Hi! We added oat brans and fibres to our cavaliers' diet, too. I know it helps sometimes. Maybe you have seen that I am writing a blog at this forum about my Molly and Éowyns recovery from anal glands surgery at the moment? That will - as it seems by now - solve our problems. However, surgery shouldn't be considered lighthly, and I think that you should wait more than 2 months before making the decision.
Best wishes for Belle![]()
Last edited by ourempire; 4th February 2012 at 04:38 PM.
Charlotte & Christian
Molly & Eowyn
Yes thank you very much and yes i have seen your blog on their recovery, I wish them both well and a quick recovery. We have been planning out Belles meals more carefully but would do anything for her to eat due to our last cavalier puppy having to be put down at 20 weeks, the breeder gave us a diet plan that consists of chicken, mince, protein powders, SF 50, and baby rusks. But we eventually got Belle to eat some winalot dried food. Thank you for your advice and we are fa away from letting her have her anal glands removed.
Megan Cutts
Dogs:Belle (blenheim)20th July 2011
Poppy (blenheim)1st December 2010-21st April 2011

Hi Megan. I am sorry to hear about your first puppy, it is just awful.
I certainly understand your concerns for Belle, and if she keeps having problems with her anal glands, surgery is definitely an option. She gets a varied diet, and it sounds like you are doing the right things.
My dogs - well they improve slowly![]()
Charlotte & Christian
Molly & Eowyn

By the way - maybe this thread belongs in the health section? Could one of the moderaters move it, please? Maybe others have more advice?
Charlotte & Christian
Molly & Eowyn
Yes sorry about that didn't really know what I was doing first ever thing i have wrote on a forum
Megan Cutts
Dogs:Belle (blenheim)20th July 2011
Poppy (blenheim)1st December 2010-21st April 2011

No no, it was just to help, because more people read the health section![]()
And welcome on bord![]()
Charlotte & Christian
Molly & Eowyn
Yes, your advise has helped and she will hopefully be fine again
Megan Cutts
Dogs:Belle (blenheim)20th July 2011
Poppy (blenheim)1st December 2010-21st April 2011
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