In the early stage of anal gland inflammation, dogs will frequently sit on the ground and rub their buttocks. At this time, the owner can take the dog to squeeze the anal glands. If the owner does not find out that the treatment is not timely, there will be redness, swelling, pus, and occasionally residual blood around the anus. At this time, anti-inflammatory drugs need to be taken orally or injected, and treated with skin antibacterial sprays. And pay attention to wearing a collar for the dog to prevent licking. If conservative treatment fails, surgical excision of the anal glands is required.
