Chew + Heal Dog Stop The Scoot Anal Gland Supplement Powder, Natural Fiber Blend, 5.4 oz, 14 oz Supplement Facts

Chew + Heal Dog Stop The Scoot Anal Gland Supplement Powder, Natural Fiber Blend, 5.4 oz, 14 oz is a dog digestive supplement in chew form.

At a glance

3Active ingredients

Key active ingredients

Proprietary Blend of Flaxseed and Psyllium HuskDandelion RootPumpkin Powder

Supplement facts

Active ingredientAmount
Proprietary Blend of Flaxseed and Psyllium Husk1,300 mg
Dandelion Root50 mg
Pumpkin Powder10 mg
Values above are transcribed from the product label exactly as printed. Supplements are not reviewed or approved by the FDA to treat, cure, or prevent disease, and independent testing shows label accuracy varies between brands. Always check with your veterinarian before starting a supplement.

Directions

For use in dogs only, follow feeding chart on label for correct use.

Ingredients

Actives: Proprietary Blend of Flaxseed and Psyllium Husk 1,300 mg, Dandelion Root 50 mg, Pumpkin Powder 10 mg.Inactives: Citric Acid, Mixed Tocopherols, Natural Flavoring, Rice Bran, Rosemary Extract, Silicon Dioxide

Package sizes

5.4 Oz14 Oz

Frequently asked questions

What is Chew + Heal Dog Stop The Scoot Anal Gland Supplement Powder, Natural Fiber Blend, 5.4 oz, 14 oz for?

Chew + Heal Dog Stop The Scoot Anal Gland Supplement Powder, Natural Fiber Blend, 5.4 oz, 14 oz is formulated as a digestive supplement for dogs.

What are the active ingredients in Chew + Heal Dog Stop The Scoot Anal Gland Supplement Powder, Natural Fiber Blend, 5.4 oz, 14 oz?

Key active ingredients include proprietary blend of flaxseed and psyllium husk, dandelion root, and pumpkin powder.

About this data

Data sources: PetSmart.

Data was compiled manually and may be out of date.

Barcode (GTIN): 0840308712638

Data last updated July 11, 2026.

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