Anal sac problems are more common in dogs, but many cats suffer from anal sac infections, drainage, and impactions, too. Cats Guide, Franny does an excellent job describing various anal sac problems and also provides a "tutorial" on how to express anal sacs at home.Cats who have painful anal sacs, reluctance to have a bowel movement, lethargy or poor appetite should be examined by your veterinarian as soon as possible, as this may indicate an infection that needs additional treatment.
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