Zesty Paws Anal Gland Scoot Away Bites with VitaFiber Chicken Flavor Dog Chews, 90 count

My Dane / Shar Pei mix has had gut issues since I rescued her, poor thing. As a result, she has systemic yeast overgrowth and had started scooting. I tried adding canned pumpkin puree to her food, which helped for a week or so, but then the scooting started again. Sceptical that these would help, i went ahead and bought these because I was willing to do anything to help my pup be more comfortable. I don't know how, or what's in these that makes them different from everything else I've tried, but these just WORK. I give her one in the morning and another at night. She's a very picky eater but she LOVES these, so we're both happy. =) I HIGHLY recommend these to anyone who's dog has started scooting My Dane / Shar Pei mix has had gut issues since I rescued her, poor thing. As a result, she has systemic yeast overgrowth and had started scooting. I tried adding canned pumpkin puree to her food, which helped for a week or so, but then the scooting started again. Sceptical that these would help, i went ahead and bought these because I was willing to do anything to help my pup be more comfortable. I don't know how, or what's in these that makes them different from everything else I've tried, but these just WORK. I give her one in the morning and another at night. She's a very picky eater but she LOVES these, so we're both happy. =) I HIGHLY recommend these to anyone who's dog has started scooting. … more

One of our rescue pups has had having anal gland issues since we adopted her, and it’s unfortunately only gotten worse over time. Butt scoots, licking, leaking, the whole 9. We tried food with more fiber and Glandex for months with no luck. Tried these and didn’t expect them to work, but they did! I actually noticed a positive change in a matter of several days.

My 70 lb mixed breed (3 years old) has anal gland problems. He needed his anal glands expelled every other month. I changed his food to Purina Weight Management (he isn't overweight at all, but it is higher in fiber) and added in these supplements twice a day. I'm on my third package and my dog hasn't needed to have his glands expelled in months! The last time he was at the groomers, they told me that his glands were fine! I'm really pleased with the results.

Our 4 month old doodle has issues with soft stools and her anal glands not fully draining. These chews actually made her stool even softer. They did not help or lessen scooting. We’ve had better luck adding green beans or sweet potato to her food (and it’s cheaper too!)

We purchased the scoot away bites for our senior dog that has always had a sensitive stomach. He would scoot his bum across the floor and also has always had somewhat loose/runny (not firm) stools. He’s otherwise healthy, so the vet recommended we always add pumpkin to his food. We have done that, but decided to try these bites. They’ve worked great to firm up his stool! We add one bite into his food and he gobbled them up. He loves the taste. His bum scooting has significantly lessoned and he has fewer soft stools.

At our first vet appointment/the day after we got her at 8 weeks old, our puppy, who was vaccinated as needed thus far, was given de-wormer among another vaccine and a flea/tick chewable. The next week she began scooting. We took her back to the vet concerned because due to the de-wormer, it was unlikely that worms would be the cause. Lo and behold her anal glands were completely full. The vet expressed them (and our pup continued to leak on us in the car) and recommended adding canned pumpkin to her diet. A few weeks later we went back for more vaccines and her glands were still partially full although much less than last time, so the pumpkin seemed to be working. The following week she was At our first vet appointment/the day after we got her at 8 weeks old, our puppy, who was vaccinated as needed thus far, was given de-wormer among another vaccine and a flea/tick chewable. The next week she began scooting. We took her back to the vet concerned because due to the de-wormer, it was unlikely that worms would be the cause. Lo and behold her anal glands were completely full. The vet expressed them (and our pup continued to leak on us in the car) and recommended adding canned pumpkin to her diet. A few weeks later we went back for more vaccines and her glands were still partially full although much less than last time, so the pumpkin seemed to be working. The following week she was still scooting here and there. That’s when we decided to purchase these scoot away bites. Not only are they more convenient than mixing canned pumpkin into her food every day but they’ve stopped the scooting. We just went back two weeks ago for her 16 week vaccinations and her glands were completely fine. We give her one with breakfast each day and a second at dinner every other night. Would definitely recommend these!! … more

My dog recently starting having an issue with her anal gland. She would scoot and it would smell terribly of fishy iron. I was sometimes having to clean her up 2-3 times a day. I did some research and came across these chews and gave them a try. I am so glad I did! It took a couple weeks for the added fiber in her diet to regulate her system but we are free of scoots and that horrible smell! I highly recommend these to anyone who has a dog that struggles to express their gland when going to the bathroom and instead does it in the house.

Seems to be helping with anal glands. Been about three weeks and no smelly butts with both dogs. Recommended for my dog’s was two at a time, but went to one each. Pumpkin ingredient was to much for one dog. Working great.

I love this stuff. It has made such a difference to my dogs bowl movements and butt. No more sore inflamed anal glands or diarrhea. I has to take oral pain medicine that cause both and upsets his intestines but since we started this 3 weeks ago. Much of it has gone away and his butt is no longer sore. Poor boy. Reason for 4 stars is it is grainy though moist and breaks up easily. He spit it out when gave it too him as treat so I just crumble it and add to his food. No problem.

Got these for my puppy cause my vet recommended more fiber in my dog's diet to help with her anal glands. My puppy absolutely loves them! She eagerly dances for her zesty treat when I get the bottle. They also seem to be helping (she is only 2 weeks in), so I'm glad I found these.