
|Articles|June 1, 2013
Idea Exchange: Shield yourself-and others-from anal gland discharge
Keep the odor away with this handy tip.
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To keep myself and others from being sprayed with anal gland discharge, I keep a paper towel between us and the anal glands I'm expressing. I put on gloves, stick my finger through the center of a paper towel, and then place lube on my finger. This way if anything is discharged from the glands, it will land on the paper towel and not on our scrubs.
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Kristen Weldy, lead animal health technician
Streamwood, Ill.
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