The Surprising Reasons Cats Drool and How to Handle It
Excessive drooling in cats can be caused by allergies and irritants. These can range from common allergens like pollen, dust mites, mold, and certain foods, to irritants such as cleaning products, certain plants, and cigarette smoke.
Understand why your cat is drooling excessively and shaking, learn about common causes like dental problems, hyperthyroidism, allergies , and anxiety, and discover what you can do to help.
Allergic reaction: in some cases, cats may develop an allergic reaction to medications, resulting in drooling as one of the symptoms. Allergies can cause inflammation and irritation in the mouth and throat, leading to excessive salivation.
Other Drooling Health Concerns Even though drooling may be a side effect of her nausea from allergies , if she's slobbering nonstop, allergies may not be the primary cause. Watch for blood in her saliva. Losing blood can be a sign of severe dental problems, such as gum disease or a broken tooth.
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