Discover potential health issues behind your dog's metallic odor, including anal gland impaction, dental problems, or kidney ...

Anal sacs may become painfully swollen, and your dog may scoot their butt in an attempt ... Or clinging to the fur around their anus? Sorry to say, but those aren't seeds: they're bits of tapeworm.

And that’s why Levy is on hand to outline four reasons why your dog might be scooting and what we can do to help them – let’s take a look. 1. Full or impacted anal glands. N ...

Dogs have small glands on either side of the anus, and they contain an oily secretion ... but if the glands aren’t emptied properly they can become swollen and cause discomfort.