Under normal circumstances, the cat's anal glands do not require special squeezing. Because the cat's anal glands are not very strong, dogs need to squeeze the anal glands regularly.

But there are several situations where anal glands need to be squeezed. 1. Most cats with an unhealthy diet have symptoms of obesity, and excessive fat accumulation also reduces the stimulation of feces to anal glands; 2. Older cats are generally more prone to anal gland diseases. When cats enter old age, their various The external organs will decline, and the secretion of anal glands will be more easily blocked; 3. Some cats often find problems with soft stools due to food or disease, which will cause problems with their anal glands; 4. Some cats have problems with their anus. The congenital development of the glands is relatively short. At this time, the anus is very easy to be infected and suppuration. These wounds will cause duct infection, which will lead to anal gland disease problems.