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NaturVet Scoopables No Scoot Anal Gland Support For Dogs Chews, 11 oz.
Description
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Scoopables are flavor packed and bursting with tasty hickory smoked bacon flavor, perfect for finicky eaters and just as efficacious as our original soft chews. Veterinarian formulated for use in dogs over the age of 12 weeks. Our special proprietary blend of Beet Pulp and Psyllium Husk, combined with Dandelion Root and Pumpkin helps support healthy anal gland function and normal bowel function.
- - Veterinarian formulated for use in dogs over the age of 12 weeks to help support healthy anal sac and gland function
- - Wholesome blend of Beet Pulp and Psyllium Husk, combined with Dandelion Root and Pumpkin helps support healthy anal gland function
- - Helps support normal bowel function
- - Formulated with NON-GMO ingredients
- - NaturVet Scoopables is a new innovative, flavor-packed delivery method perfect for finicky eaters! NaturVet has been manufacturing pet supplements in the USA for over 25 years, and understands that healthy pets make happy humans!
Specifications
| SKU | 3772516 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Flavor | Bacon |
| Primary Brand | NaturVet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 11 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Bacon |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 5 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 8.5 IN |
| Width | 4.875 IN |
Ingredients
Active Ingredients per Scoop (7 g): Proprietary Blend of Beet Pulp and Psyllium Husk 1000 mg, Dandelion Root 50 mg, Pumpkin Powder 16 mg. Inactive Ingredients: Canola Oil, Glycerin, Natural Flavoring, Potato, Rosemary Extract, Sorbic Acid, Sunflower Lecithin,Sunflower Oil, Tapioca Starch, Water.
Active Ingredients
| Proprietary Blend of Beet Pulp and Psyllium Husk | 1000 Milligrams |
|---|---|
| Dandelion Root | 50 Milligrams |
| Pumpkin Powder | 16 Milligrams |
Manufacturer's 100% money back guarantee.
Scoop enclosed Give 1/2 scoop per 20 pounds of weight twice daily. Work into your daily routine by giving to your dog from your hand, or simply scoop directly into a bowl. Provide a source of fresh water while using this product.
Not for human consumption. Keep out of the reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.
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Great product!
Priscilla S.
Originally posted on NaturVet
Pumpkin to the rescue
Taylor
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Did not use
Norma A.
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What can i give for my dog to naturally express his anal glands? Hes been leaking for about 2 months now and his stool is firm. Ive tried psyllium husks, silica and pumpkin.
Good morning, My Chihuahua/Min-pin mix (Schlitzy) has been dragging his rear frequently for about 2-3 weeks. A week ago we had his anal glands expressed and the scooting cont'd. I bought an OTC fenbendazole dewormer, a 3 day course, last dose yesterday, yet the scooting is the same! He eats regularly, behaves regularly (other than scooting) and has stools that are solid. They are more more tan/orange-ish than brown and have had noticeable mucous strands. No vomit or diahrea. What else can I do?
i cant get my mini teddy bear to stop dragging his butt therefore really bad breath, ive tried cleaning the anal glands and ive tried four containers of No Scoot but to no avail, any advice would be appreciated
My dog has had anal glands expressed, has been treated for worms even though she never had any, has done a good trial and still scoots excessively! I do anal gland supplements and last time they weren’t even full when I got them expressed. What allergies can cause this?? I’ve taken her to 3 vets and I get told the same thing yet my pup is still scooting and panting and jumps up at her butt randomly too.
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My GS mix 2+yrs old has issues expressing her glands. We feed Taste of the Wild. Fed twice/day. When she was a puppy we added pumpkin to firm up her poo and it helped, about a Tbsp give or take. In last 6 months she has been having issues w/anal glands & we have taken her twice for expression at vet & I think she is needing it again. We give baby carrots, 2-3 daily as treats. I want to resolve this vs buying something to add to her food, any suggestions? Is she getting too much fiber?
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My puppy has been scooting every so often for the lay few weeks. Took him to vet and he got his anal glands expressed. I wanted to ask if there was any suggestions for his diet that I should change to prevent this problem from reoccurring. He eats a quality grain free dry food. But not sure if dry food causes the blockage.
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