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PetCol Anal Gland Supplement for dogs has been specifically designed for dogs with anal gland issues. A dog with blocked anal glands will typically scoot their bottom along the floor in an effort to ease discomfort. PetCol Anal Gland Supplement is a great source of soluble fibre with the added benefit of Pro/Pre Biotic concentrate and helps to create a bulkier stool which is believed to help naturally express anal glands. Contains psyllium seed which is widely recognised to alleviate the symptoms of blocked anal glands in dogs and stop dogs scooting. PetCol uses whole psyllium seed including the husk as it absorbs more water than just the husk and is more gelatinous so more soothing.
Use for loose stools, constipation, anal gland support and IBS. 100g.
If your dog suffers from blocked anal glands then we recommend that you purchase our Homeopathic Anal Gland Support as well to have on hand in the event that your dog suffers a bout of discomfort with their anal glands. This homeopathic remedy can be given hourly in the event of a flare-up and helps to soothe that uncomfortable tenderness for your dog. Order with your PetCol. Contains 200+ tablets.
Read our blog article to find out what else you can do to prevent blocked anal glands. The Bottom Line - Why Does My Dog Lick his Bum?
PetCol Anal Gland Supplement for dogs has been specifically designed for dogs with anal gland issues. A dog with blocked anal glands will typically scoot their bottom along the floor in an effort to ease discomfort. PetCol Anal Gland Supplement is a great source of soluble fibre with the added benefit of Pro/Pre Biotic concentrate and helps to create a bulkier stool which is believed to help naturally express anal glands. Contains psyllium seed which is widely recognised to alleviate the symptoms of blocked anal glands in dogs and stop dogs scooting. PetCol uses whole psyllium seed including the husk as it absorbs more water than just the husk and is more gelatinous so more soothing.
Use for loose stools, constipation, anal gland support and IBS. 100g.
If your dog suffers from blocked anal glands then we recommend that you purchase our Homeopathic Anal Gland Support as well to have on hand in the event that your dog suffers a bout of discomfort with their anal glands. This homeopathic remedy can be given hourly in the event of a flare-up and helps to soothe that uncomfortable tenderness for your dog. Order with your PetCol. Contains 200+ tablets.
Read our blog article to find out what else you can do to prevent blocked anal glands. The Bottom Line - Why Does My Dog Lick his Bum?
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My lad, who suffers with a blocked anal gland in a regular basis and has a lot of pain from it, seems to be doing well on this. It’s early days yet but since I started him on it we have had no vet visits or pain.
Purchased previously, after a traumatic visit to the vets - four of us holding down our Chowski, to have his glands expressed. Glad to say that we have not had to take Enzo back to the vets for this very upsetting procedure, since we started using this product.
On our second tub and it does appear to be working. We have not had to visit
the vet for anal gland draining for almost 3 months which is a real bonus.
Thank you for your review of our PetCol. We are thrilled to hear that it has been effective for your dog!
Our boy has always had gland problems and scooting. Since using the combined items (anal gland supplement powder and pills) he has been absolutely fine and they’ve worked better than we ever imagined. So pleased we found a solution and such great products that actually do what they say.
I’ve only been using this for my Shih-tzu a couple of weeks. She’s always had a sensitive stomach & previously I’ve used Treebarks. Seems to be working really well. One of her anal glands is very narrow, apparently. I’ve really noticed a considerable difference in her poos. Thank you 🙏
Hi Vivienne. So pleased to learn that PetCol is helping. I agree - it is a brilliant product and one of our best sellers.
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One of our elderly (13) female dogs had a nasty bladder infection that was resistant to a lot of antibiotics. Once it was clear the vet told us to change her diet to one of the special bladder support foods to reduce the Struvite crystals forming in her bladder. I didn't want to do this as she had been fed a raw diet all of her life so I looked for alternatives. The vet was very dismissive of my plan to try the cranberry powder so I agreed to have her urine tested after 6 weeks. At the six week test the Struvite crystals had halved in number so we have continued to use it. She hasn't had a repeat infection at all. It is often the case that they get recurrent infections after the first one. I would definitely recommend it. She has been free from infection for at least 18 months now.
The cures for incontinence that we purchased are effective. We have to be consistent in administering them to our dog.
These are absolutely brilliant for our very old dogs. They definitely help with incontinence.
Finding this difficult to review as my little dog is off her feed at the moment. Wondering if it is the smell of the product although she took it at first. Do ask me again at a later date as Griffons can be a bit choosy.
Slurpeeze bone broth powder. Tried chicken fish and beef flavours and dogs LOVE them. Tried a sprinkle on top of kibble....they LOVED it, tried making the gravy...they LOVED it. Now their evening meal is a light meal of kibble with gravy and I have two very happy dogs. It is expensive, especially for two, but they appear to be thriving and scoff up so I feel it's well worth the money.