What should I do if my Teddy dog's anus is red and swollen? When I woke up early, I heard the Teddy dog ​​moaning slightly when excreting. It felt strange, so I observed the Teddy dog ​​carefully. Later, I lifted the Teddy dog's tail and found that the Teddy dog's anus had become red and swollen. I don’t know when Teddy’s condition started, and I don’t know why Teddy’s anus is red and swollen?

Some dog friends said that this situation may be caused by inflammation of the anal glands of Teddy dogs. From a scientific point of view, the anal glands of Teddy dogs, also known as anal sacs, are a pair of pear-shaped glands, located at about four o'clock and eight o'clock on both sides of the dog's anus, one on each side and one on each side. There is an opening. The anal gland sacs are filled with anal gland fluid, which will turn into black or dark brown liquid or mud after a long period of time, and the smell will be unpleasant.

Sometimes, when a Teddy dog ​​is frightened or very nervous, its anal sphincter will contract and anal gland fluid will be discharged. However, if anal gland fluid accumulates for a long time, necessary cleaning must be carried out to prevent inflammation. Sometimes when you find a Teddy puppy rubbing its butt on the ground, it may be that the dog’s anal gland outlet is blocked and inflamed. At this time, the dog's anal glands may become red and swollen.

Clinical studies have found that when the anal glands of Teddy dogs are mildly blocked, the dog will rub its buttocks on the ground or lick its buttocks; in severe cases, the anal glands will be swollen and painful, making it difficult for the dog to defecate and even cause greater pain. . Therefore, in the process of raising Teddy dogs, the anal glands of Teddy dogs must be cleaned regularly to keep the anal glands healthy and normal and prevent them from becoming red and swollen.