Glandex Soft Chews

Glandex Peanut Butter Soft Chews is an all-natural supplement for proper function of anal glands and digestive problems in dogs.

• Contains a unique fiber blend to add bulk and firmness to the pet's stool
• Encourages anal glands to empty naturally with every bowel movement
• Contains natural anti-inflammatory properties to reduce underlying inflammation
• Results within 5-6 weeks
• Veterinarian recommended and formulated

• Active Ingredients:
  Made in the USA with all natural ingredients.
  
  • Pumpkin Seed Powder . . . 623 mg
  • Granulated Pumpkin Seed . . . 267 mg
  • Apple Pectin Cellulose Powder . . . 135 mg
  • Quercetin Dihydrate . . . 100 mg
  • Lactobacillus acidophilus . . . 96 mg
  • Bromelain . . . 60 mg

Directions For Glandex Soft Chews:

• Under 15 lbs . . . 1/2 chew daily
• 15-25 lbs . . . 1 chew
• 26-50 lbs . . . 2 chews
• 51-75 lbs . . . 3 chews
• Over 75 lbs . . . 4 chews
• Give recommended amount once daily. Always offer with fresh drinking water. Store in a cool dry place. For best results, refrigerate after opening.

How to give Glandex?
Glandex is offered as an easy-to-give beef liver powder or as a peanut butter soft chew treat. For use in dogs over 12 weeks of age only.

Glandex is specifically designed for pets with a history of anal gland problems, including those that require frequent anal gland expressing. Anal glands (anal sacs or scent glands) are two small glands located on either side of the anus between the internal and external sphincter. The sebaceous glands within the lining normally produce a small amount of foul-smelling liquid used for identification within a species. They secrete into the anal canal via anal ducts normally when there is a bowel movement.

Anal glands become blocked, distended or inflamed due to soft or loose stools, infection, obesity, poor anatomy or a combination of these. Symptoms of anal gland problems include scooting, excessive licking of anal area, straining to defecate, pain or inflammation in area, swelling or bleeding in area. With cats, defecating outside the litter box may occur.