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A daily chew that ends the scooting, the smell and trips to the vet.
Stop the scooting. Reduce the smell. The 3 Layer Clean Glands Formula fixes the problem at the root, so the gland empties on its own again.
Most dogs I see for blocked glands are back within a few weeks. That cycle only breaks when you fix the gut. This is the only chew I've seen that works on all three root causes at once.
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DAYS 1 TO 7 The smell starts to go
WEEK 2 TO 3 You see the difference
WEEK 4 TO 6 No more squeezing appointments
9 clinically dosed active ingredients
Probiotics (Enterococcus faecium, Bacillus subtilis, Lactobacillus helveticus) · Prebiotics (Chicory Inulin) · Liver Support Botanicals (Milk Thistle, Dandelion, Beetroot) · Beta-Glucan & MOS · Goldenrod · L-Glutamine · Potato Fibre · Psyllium Husk · Soluble Fibres (Acacia, Pectin)
Other ingredients
Insect meal, Potato meal, Potato starch, Glycerine, Pea flour, Yeast fermentate, Apple, Calcium carbonate, Water.
Additives
Clinoptilolite, L-Carnitine, Zinc chelate, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, Potassium sorbate.
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Dosage
One chew per 10kg of body weight per day. Best given in the morning, with or without food.
| Dog weight | Daily dose | Tub duration |
|---|---|---|
| Under 10kg | 1 chew per day | 1 tub = 60 days |
| 10–20kg | 2 chews per day | 1 tub = 30 days |
| 20–30kg | 3 chews per day | 1 tub = 20 days |
| Over 30kg | 4 chews per day | 1 tub = 15 days |
It doesn't empty it. It gets your dog emptying it themselves, which is what should be happening every time they poo. The gland drains through a hole about the width of a pinhole, and three things have to be right for it to clear: thin fluid, an open hole, and a firm poo pressing on it as it passes. An out-of-balance gut breaks all three at once. That's also why the squeeze at the vet only buys you a couple of weeks. It empties the sac, but it doesn't open the hole. Our formula works on all three, so the gland drains on its own again. And no, you don't need to have them emptied first.
Because most of them only do one job. Pumpkin-and-fibre chews firm the stool, which is one of the three things a gland needs to drain. That's why so many owners tell us the poo got better but the scooting stayed. A plain probiotic works on the fluid, and nothing else. Neither one touches the swollen hole, and that's the layer no other gland chew has. Ours has all three, with every ingredient and dose listed further down this page.
Most dogs take them straight from your hand. They're soft chews, not tablets, so dogs treat them like a snack. These don't smell as meaty as our other chews though, so if your dog is a picky eater, crumble the chew into their food, wrap it in a piece of pâté or cheese, or drizzle it with salmon oil. And if they still won't touch them, the 60-day guarantee has you covered.
Yes, and it's one of the main reasons owners switch to us. Most anal gland chews are built on chicken or beef, the exact proteins so many sensitive dogs react to. Ours uses a clean insect protein instead, so dogs on hypoallergenic diets can take it. If your dog is on a prescription diet, the full ingredient list is further down this page to check against.
The scooting usually comes back within a week or two. The formula works by keeping your dog's gut in balance, and when you stop, it drifts back out and the fluid thickens again. Plenty of our customers discover this by accident when they run out, and tell us it's the clearest proof it was working. That's why we recommend daily use for as long as your dog benefits from it.
While many customers report that our supplements are very effective, we understand that results can vary. Every dog and every case is different.
That is why we provide a 60-day money-back guarantee on your first order, giving you a two-month period to see the difference for yourself. If you're not satisfied with the results after two months, just email us at support@dogsuppy.co.uk, and we'll refund the full amount without any hassles. Pinky promise.
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TRY IT NOWIt is not a squeeze, so it is not instant. Your dog's gut needs time to settle, and the changes arrive in a fairly predictable order.
Most owners tell us the smell is the first thing to go, often inside the first week or two. Firmer, better-formed poo follows at one to three weeks. The scooting is the slowest to fade, usually somewhere between weeks three and six, because that only stops once the gland is genuinely draining on its own again.
Give it one chew a day, every day, for eight weeks before you judge it. Skipping days is the single most common reason it does not work.
Honest answer: you keep giving it.
This does not remove the reason your dog's gut went out of balance in the first place, it corrects it and keeps it corrected. One chew a day is what holds it there. Owners find this out for themselves, usually by accident: they run out for a week, the scooting creeps straight back, and they never stop again. One of our reviewers put it better than we could, that the relapse is the best proof it was working.
That is the assumption almost everyone starts with, and it is the reason this problem drags on for years.
Your dog's anal gland is not a bag that fills up. It is a drain, and the hole it drains through is about the width of a pinhole. Three things have to be true for it to clear on its own: the fluid has to be thin enough to pass, the hole has to be open, and the poo has to press on the sac on its way past.
A gut that is out of balance breaks all three at once. It thickens the fluid into a fishy paste. It swells the tissue around the hole until it pinches shut. And it loosens the stool, so nothing presses on the way past.
Squeezing forces the hole open for a moment and empties the sac. It does not fix the swelling that closed it, and it does not thin the paste, which is why a few weeks later you are back. This chew works on all three, from the inside, so the gland goes back to draining itself a little every time your dog goes.
No. Your dog's glands do not need to be emptied first.
If your dog is due a visit anyway or is clearly uncomfortable right now, having them emptied gives your dog immediate relief and there is no reason to skip it. But it is not a prerequisite. Start the chews whenever the tub arrives.
The one exception: if there is an active infection, an abscess, blood, or your dog is in real pain, that is a vet appointment today.
Fair. Here is the mechanical difference:
Almost every product in this category does one of three jobs. Pumpkin and psyllium chews firm the stool, and that is all they do. A plain probiotic works on the fluid, and that is all it does. Both leave the hole exactly as swollen shut as it was, which is why they seem to help a little and then stop.
This is built in three layers, one for each of the three things that have to be true. Every ingredient is on the label with its dose, so you can compare it against whatever you tried last. And if it still does not work for your dog, you get your money back.
It is the opposite of filler. It is the reason this works for dogs that other anal gland chews make worse.
The two biggest brands in this category are built on chicken. Chicken is also one of the most common things dogs react to, and a gut that is reacting is a gut that swells the hole shut. So the base itself was part of the problem. We use a clean, novel insect protein instead, which almost no dog has ever been exposed to and therefore almost no dog reacts to. It is a complete, highly digestible protein, and it is why this is genuinely suitable for sensitive and allergy-prone dogs.
On the fibres: potato fibre is not padding either. It is one of the fibres doing the actual work of forming the stool that presses the gland.
If you would rather not feed insect protein at all, that is a fair choice, and we would rather you knew before ordering than after.
Yes. It is a food supplement, not a medicine, and it does not interfere with medication.
What it is not is a replacement for anything your vet has prescribed. If your goal is to get your dog off a daily drug, and for a lot of the owners who buy this it is, do that with your vet, not by stopping on your own.
For most dogs, no, and firmer poo is the point.
A minority of dogs get looser stools or a bit of gas in the first week or two while the gut adjusts. If that happens, halve the dose for a week, always give it with food, then build back up. That usually settles it. If your dog is prone to a sensitive stomach, start at half a chew from day one.
If loose stools carry on past a couple of weeks, stop and email us. Loose stool works against the glands rather than for them, so there is no sense in pushing through it.
It is food, not medication, so serious reactions are rare. A small number of dogs do react to something in any supplement, ours included, and when that happens it usually shows up in the first week as an upset stomach, itchy skin, or red ears.
If that happens: stop, and email us. You do not need to send anything back, and you do not need to argue about it. We refund it.
Yes, you can break or crush it. Crush it into food and mix it through, and give the whole daily amount, just spread across the meal so nothing is left in the bowl.
If your dog takes it happily as a treat straight from your hand, that is fine too.
From 4 months old.
There is no upper age limit. A good chunk of the dogs on this are 12 and over, and older dogs are exactly the ones you would rather keep out of a vet's back room every six weeks.
Some dogs take it straight from your hand. Some do not, and we would rather tell you that up front than have you find out on day two.
This one has a gentler, less meaty smell than our chicken and salmon products, because of the meat-free base. Most dogs do not care. The ones that do are usually won over by one of these, which come straight from other owners: crumble it into wet food, press it into a bit of pâté or liver paste, roll it into peanut butter, or break it up and mix it right through the meal.
If none of that works, we do not want you stuck with a tub you cannot use. Email us and we will refund you or swap it for one of the meatier variants. That is what the guarantee is for.
Because it empties the sac, and the sac was never the problem.
The hole is the problem. Squeezing does not fix it, which is why the glands are full again a few weeks later and you are booking the same appointment. Owners tell us the cycle runs anywhere from every two weeks to every couple of months, at £[X] to £[X] a time, for years, with a dog that shakes on the table.
If your dog is uncomfortable right now, get them emptied. Then fix the reason they filled up.
Firm poo is one of the three things that have to be true, and it is the only one raw and fibre fix.
This is why it half works. You switch to raw, the stool firms up, the pressing comes back, and for a while it looks like you have cracked it. But the fluid is still paste and the hole is still swollen shut, so the gland still cannot clear. Plenty of raw-fed dogs with textbook-firm stools still scoot, and their owners are some of the most frustrated people who write to us.
Keep feeding raw if it suits your dog. This handles the two things it cannot.
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