Vetnique Labs Glandex Anal Gland Support with Pumpkin, Probiotics & Fiber Pork Liver Soft Chews Dog Supplement

I have a 65 lb lab mix dog and we are on the 2nd container and I believe the product is working. I dont see her scooting anymore but we smell that fishy scent less often now. She still has to get her anal glands internally expressed though (I was hoping this product would help with that). But I do think the product helps in terms of the ease of relief and I will continue to purchase. The downside is because she is a picky eater, she doesn't eat them like a treat (as I was hoping) and I have to mix it with her food for her to eat it. I will purchase the peanut butter flavor next time to see if she likes that better.

My 9lb dog's glands were a big issue until this came in. I usually had to get her glands clinically expressed every 4 weeks but with this she can usually go by without scooting for 8 weeks (or more). Needless to say she loves the flavor.

We have a hound/shepherd mix who wound up needing her anal glands expressed (a much bigger deal for us because she's TERRIFIED of being handled by strangers/the vet and we had to take her during quarantine... it was kind of traumatic for all of us, and our vet is an absolute saint). Case in point, we were desperate to find a way to never have to go through that again. Our vet recommended these and, while it's only been about five or so months, our dog hasn't scooted since then. Her bowel movements have definitely been more regular/regular consistency. Even more, our dog likes the flavor of these treats (we've tried both the peanut butter and chicken liver flavors) enough that we can treat her We have a hound/shepherd mix who wound up needing her anal glands expressed (a much bigger deal for us because she's TERRIFIED of being handled by strangers/the vet and we had to take her during quarantine... it was kind of traumatic for all of us, and our vet is an absolute saint). Case in point, we were desperate to find a way to never have to go through that again. Our vet recommended these and, while it's only been about five or so months, our dog hasn't scooted since then. Her bowel movements have definitely been more regular/regular consistency. Even more, our dog likes the flavor of these treats (we've tried both the peanut butter and chicken liver flavors) enough that we can treat her with her dose. We've actually found, in our dog's case, that treating her once every other day has struck the perfect balance - which is doubly nice since it means we buy these half as often. Either way, the cost is by far and large worth it if it means not having to relive the vet experience again. … more

My family called the strange gland smell a squirt. They would scream ewww Maggie squirted. We tried a few things and this took about a month or two to completely stop and increased the treats. Maggie does love them as well.

My yorkie's stool is so much better, she is not straining although it makes her more gassy then regular. She usually starts to scoot after a month from her last grooming but so far after 6 weeks, not a problem.

This has been a great find for my pet and family. The vet was pleased with the results as well. NO more boot scoot issues, and less digestive issue over all. Pup is growing and thriving.

My toy poodle was really licking her butt constantly and for 10-15 minutes at a time. When I took her to the vet they told me her anal glands were full and they expressed them. But a few days later she was back to licking again. So I found this product, read the reviews and figured I’d give it a try. After just1 dose her licking was greatly reduced and after the 2nd dose it has completely stopped!!!! After the first dose I noticed a change in her stool - it was more formed and solid!! I cannot say enough good things about this product. I am amazed that it worked this fast!!!!!!

Since puppyhood, my dog had food allergies & diarrhea which caused anal glands to fill & many trips to the vet. It helped to find the food he tolerated but still some problems with anal glands. I saw this & ordered and it seemed in just the first week it helped! As he's a skittish wolfdog X, and going to the vet is traumatic for us both.

Natural ingredients to supplement a higher fiber diet for anal gland health. A little gravy or smear of butter and our little guy bolts them down. They are very soft which is good for those who don't like to chew.

I'm sure that everyone who has had a dog has noticed them scoot their bottom. These Glandex chews can help with the anal gland issues. I'm so happy that they now come in pork liver flavor. They also have peanut butter flavor, but I have a pup that has a peanut allergy. I highly recommend the powder, too.