Do some cats just dribble.....?
- Lyn from Australia
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Do some cats just dribble.....?
I have a foster cat atm, originally named Pilchard (apparently a character from Bob the Builder?), but who I have renamed Prickles. Apparently her previous owner told me that she dribbles, but I didn't remember this and took her to the vet. She is probably about 7 years old, her teeth are good and all the vet could see was a tiny probable ulcer on her tongue. Vet doesn't seem worried, but if anyone has any info to add I'd appreciate it. Her little chin is always wet, sometimes sopping and dripping everywhere. She's adapted quite well to my cat-filled home - she's not friendly to the others, but is starting to tolerate the younger ones.
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Re: Do some cats just dribble.....?
Hi, one of mine is a drooler, no problems with her mouth or teeth, she just drools, more obvious when shes kneading/paddling x
- Lyn from Australia
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Re: Do some cats just dribble.....?
Thanks Lizzy. Her previous owner did tell me it happens more when she's being petted, so it seems to fit. You live and learn. Had I noticed earlier I would have called her Dribbles instead of Prickles!
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Re: Do some cats just dribble.....?
One of my foster cats, Teasel, was a dribbler. Again, nothing wrong with her but the more you fussed her and the happier she got, the more she drooled!
You're obviously doing something right!
You're obviously doing something right!

- Lyn from Australia
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Re: Do some cats just dribble.....?
Thank you!!


