How to clean the anal glands of a Bichon Frize? Prepare paper towels and disposable gloves. Put on the gloves and touch the Bichon Frize's anus to see if it hurts; lift the Bichon Frize's tail, but do not point the anus towards yourself to avoid being sprayed when squeezing; Gently knead and squeeze the 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock of the Bichon Frize's anus until no secretion flows out.

Prepare paper towels or cotton pads, as well as disposable gloves. First, gently touch the area around the Bichon Frize’s anus to see if there is any pain reaction.

We need to lift the Bichon Frize’s tail to allow the anus to leak out. Shy Bichon Frize should hold the base of the Bichon Frize’s tail so that it does not hinder cleaning. Ask a friend to help hold Bichon and prevent him from running around. Don't let your anus face you to avoid being sprayed.

Wear gloves, take a tissue, and gently rub and squeeze the 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock positions of the Bichon Frize's anus. There will be some yellow-green liquid or paste-like substance. And it's extremely smelly. Don't squeeze too hard. Repeat this action until no more secretions come out. Bichons may struggle because the process is uncomfortable. If your anal glands are leaking pus, or the discharged secretions contain blood, or are as thick as toothpaste, you need to go to the veterinarian to see if there is something wrong.

We don’t need to use too much force when we first start pressing. You can clean the dirt outside the anal glands by gently pressing, and the force should gradually become heavier. Moreover, the anal glands of small dogs are more likely to become dirty, so they need to be cleaned frequently. The anal glands are very smelly. After squeezing, you need to clean the anus or give the Bichon a bath.