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Posted by kattalyst on August 31, 2002 at 10:18:44:

In Reply to: Re: Anal glands related to neutering? posted by PHMadameAlto on August 30, 2002 at 21:44:05:

Martha,
That is the funniest picture of Ducky!!!

I would check with your vet to be sure it is nothing, but we have found that sometimes kittens just have smelly anal glands / bottoms at various times in their growth.

We have a precious little girl named "Malibu" who was called "smelly-poo" for a few months. Fortunately she outgrew it. Currently we have a 4 month old who is stinky.Of course she is the sweetest little thing who insists on sleeping on my neck at night! Peeeew! I hope she will outgrow it soon!

Of course, I am not a vet, and these are only antidoctal, but they usually outgrow being stinky.
-Kattalyst

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