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Offline Mymblesdaughter

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Re: Cat dribbling
« Reply #3 on: August 07, 2013, 23:29:39 PM »
Thanks, yes I'll see how she is in the morning and if she's still dribbling take her to the vets. Wondered if she could have eaten a bee or flying ant something that could have stung her. I can't see anything obvious in her mouth. They both really love catching flies and moths.   

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Re: Cat dribbling
« Reply #2 on: August 07, 2013, 23:15:38 PM »
I would bring her to vet to check her mouth out  :hug:

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Cat dribbling
« Reply #1 on: August 07, 2013, 23:13:49 PM »
Buffy sometimes sits outside on the window ledge. She can't get down to the ground outside. She came in yesterday evening and was dribbling. She seemed fine after. when I got back from work this evening I noticed that she's been dribbling and has a wet mouth. It's only a small amount and she seems absolutely fine. Has this happened to anyone else. Should I be worried? 

 


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