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Dog bleeding from anus.

Species: Dog
Breed: Belgium Melanoise
Age: 5-8 years
My dog is slightly bleeding from her anus, but it isn't noticeable until she sits down and leaves a mark or until I wipe her rear end. She's eating fine, drinking fine, and her energy level is the same. She has been spayed.


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Online vet, Dr. Marie

Dr. Marie replied:

I'm wondering if your girl may have a an anal sac abscess.

You can find more information about anal glands here:

Anal Sac Problems.

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