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cat drooling

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 2008-05-29 19:21:01

our cat is drooling.. not an awful lot, but he never used to. it's pretty disgusting. is it just him getting old, or is this a sign of a possible illness? not sure how old he is, but he is at least 10... i'd say probably a bit older than 12

29-05-2008 7:21pm

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Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

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our cat is drooling.. not an awful lot, but he never used to. it's pretty disgusting. is it just him getting old, or is this a sign of a possible illness?

not sure how old he is, but he is at least 10... i'd say probably a bit older than 12

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#2 29-05-2008 8:39pm

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A friend's cat did the same a few years ago and the teeth were the problem.

Some other people might have another explanation for it.

ValerieR

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#3 29-05-2008 9:15pm

hadook

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Five cat used to drool a lot - it was her teeth and gums.

A quick trip to the vet is probably the best bit (he may possibly need some dental work).

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