To be honest, cats are so cute, they are really unbearable, and they are very easy to raise. They don’t need to go out and play with cat food, and they don’t need to be fed too much. They are very suitable for those who are busy at work. However, th...
To be honest, cats are so cute, they are really unbearable, and they are very easy to raise. They don’t need to go out and play with cat food, and they don’t need to be fed too much. They are very suitable for those who are busy at work. However, there will also be special circumstances, such as when cats are sick, some cats will drool when they touch them, let’s see what’s going on.
1. Comfortable
When the cat is touched very comfortably, it will drool and make a snoring sound. This is a normal phenomenon, which means that the cat is very relaxed. As long as there is no other abnormal reaction, the owner does not need to worry too much.
2. When stimulated, the cat's chin, abdomen, head and other parts are relatively sensitive. When these sensitive parts are stimulated, their saliva will be stimulated to respond, resulting in drooling. However, the sensitive parts of different cats may be different, so the owner may need to check them step by step.
3. Oral diseases
If a cat is drooling while being accompanied by other abnormal phenomena, such as listlessness, loss of appetite, vomiting, etc., it is likely that it is suffering from oral diseases such as stomatitis, gingivitis, tartars, etc. The stimulation of inflammation will increase the secretion of the cat's saliva, so the owner will see a large amount of saliva flowing out from the cat's mouth. If this is the case, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time, and then treat the symptomatically after determining the specific cause.
