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Discharge-not anal gland fluid

Bells21 · 2020-12-16 20:44:21

Hi All, just wondering if anyone could shed a little bit of light. We have a vet's appointment booked but I am stumped. Our mini schnauzer has had leakage from her anus for the past few weeks. Noticed it on her bedding and it goes rock hard quite quickly, which makes it difficult to clean/remove. I thought prehaps it was…

16-12-2020 9:44pm

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Hi All, just wondering if anyone could shed a little bit of light. We have a vet's appointment booked but I am stumped. Our mini schnauzer has had leakage from her anus for the past few weeks. Noticed it on her bedding and it goes rock hard quite quickly, which makes it difficult to clean/remove. I thought prehaps it was her glands and they are usually full enough each time her groom rolls around. The groomer was had her the other day and I explained the situation. She agreed that it was possibly anal glands and was concerned from my description that they may have ruptured and pushed the fluid through the skin through a cut. She cleaned her down, checked the glands etc and it definitely wasn't the glands that is causing the discharge. It's slimey and dark coloured and doesn't appear to have a very noticeable odor. She's is fine form in herself eating/playing normally and nothing has changed in terms of her food.

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