Anal Sac Disease

By pet-admin, December 1, 2005 7:49 am

pet s.jpg” width=”150″ height=”100″ alt=”Anal Sac Disease” title=”Anal Sac Disease” />What are anal sacs?
Anal sacs are small glands located just inside the rectum beside the anus at the 9:00 and 3:00 positions; they are positioned just under the skin.

They connect to the anus by means of small canals or ducts. Anal sacs produce and store a clear to dark, unpleasant-smelling fluid during defecation. These are the same type of organs that a skunk has to scare away its enemies. Being that a dogÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s sacs are rarely emptied, the fluid builds up, solidifies, and becomes an environment where bacteria can thrive.

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<a href="/images/1-pet s.jpg”><img src="/images/_1-pet s.jpg” width=”150″ height=”100″ alt=”Anal Sac Disease” title=”Anal Sac Disease” /></a>What are anal sacs? 
Anal sacs are small glands located just inside the rectum beside the anus at the 9:00 and 3:00 positions; they are positioned just under the skin. 
 
They connect to the anus by means of small canals or ducts. Anal sacs produce and store a clear to dark, unpleasant-smelling fluid during defecation. These are the same type of organs that a skunk has to scare away its enemies. Being that a dogÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s sacs are rarely emptied, the fluid builds up, solidifies, and becomes an environment where bacteria can thrive.
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