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Good news - the drooling appears to have stopped - touch wood! Looks like it might just have been a spot of poison/toxin. Sounds ridiculous to be pleased about that - but it's so much better than the alternative! Thank you everyone for your kind words and support - I was so stressed out about it all!

Thank you Lilynmitz - that really does help! I do think he's getting a bit better - hopefully this is the same as yours!

Thank you! He's asleep on my knee just now - the drooling *appears* to be slowing - so fingers crossed he's just eaten something funny outside!

Hmm it is possible that the night ones could have been clear vomit, but yesterday evening and today I've been with him all the time and it's definitely drool!

Thanks! Just back from the vets - not the most reassuring trip ever - no abscess, no infection, no temperature, no explanation for the lump or the drooling, except that he has a very low pulse for a cat. The vet is baffled and a little concerned. She's given him (Wesley) antibiotics for the lump, ju...

Thank you both - the vets opens in 9 minutes so I'm hoping they'll see him this morning. I'm so worried! I'll let you know what happens x

Hi, can anyone offer any advice? My cat started excessively drooling last night. He's never done this before. He's only 2 years old - he's been off his food for a few months (thought he was just being fussy) and I've now found a brand that he will eat. He could have a small lump under his right eye ...