Jennifer S. asked

🐕  Dog Health

My dog, Toby, age 6, is dragging his butt across the floor, biting his foot, and rubbing his face. He cries during his first poop but is okay afterward. What could be causing these issues and what can be done to help him?

January 8th, 2024

Shawn H. answered

Toby is likely experiencing two separate issues: an anal sac issue and allergies. 1. Anal Sac Issue:...

January 8th, 2024

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