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Understanding Why Your Dog Scoots
Dogs may scoot and lick their rear ends due to anal gland problems, parasites, allergies, or skin irritation. Repeated scooting, odor, swelling, or changes in stool should prompt a veterinary visit to address potential infections or impaction. Proper anal gland health and stool consistency are important for preventing discomfort and detecting underlying issues early.
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