FAQ

Excessive bum licking in pets, especially dogs, often signals underlying health issues like allergies, infections, or anal gland problems.

You can tell a dog’s glands are full if they are scooting, licking their rear excessively, or emitting a fishy smell.

Excessive bum licking in pets, especially dogs, can indicate underlying health issues such as allergies, anal gland problems, or infections.

You can tell a dog's glands are full if they exhibit scooting, excessive licking of their rear, or emit a fishy odor.

Excessive bum licking in dogs often indicates irritation, allergies, parasites, or anal gland issues that may require veterinary attention.

Signs that a dog's anal glands are full include scooting, licking the rear, a fishy smell, and swelling near the anus.

Occasional licking of their privates is normal grooming behavior for dogs, but excessive licking may indicate a medical issue requiring veterinary attention.

Yes, it is normal for dogs to occasionally lick their bum, but excessive licking could indicate an underlying issue like parasites or anal gland problems.

Not in corpus.

Dogs sniff private areas due to their powerful sense of smell and their instinct to gather information about a person's health, mood, and sexual status.