Bum scooting is when your dog drags their bum on the ground which can mean he/she is trying to empty their anal glands. One of the most common causes of anal gland problems is a processed food diet. Dried Biscuits and processed dog food have very little if any fibre content which cause big mushy stools that don’t force the glands to empty.

Fibre is excellent for bulking up poo, this helps to naturally express the anal glands. Poo needs to be firm so it can press against the anal glands helping them to naturally express while passing through.

Feeding furry hare ears is a fun and easy way to introduce fibre. The fur brushes its way through the digestive tract clearing away any food residue which can build up over time, this cleanses the digestive tract from mouth to anus, in turn removing the build-up of food residue may directly help prevent cancers and some other physiological processes that may involve impaction of the gut. The fur also helps remove the buildup of tartar on teeth.