Heatstroke

If a cat stays in a place with high temperature for a long time, it will cause heat stroke, and symptoms such as shortness of breath and drooling will occur. It is recommended that the owner immediately put the cat in a cool place and prepare sufficient water. ​​​​​​

Stress response

Cats are generally timid. If they are suddenly scared or their environment changes suddenly, they can develop stress reactions and drooling symptoms. Cats can heal on their own when they calm down.

Food Poisoning

If the cat accidentally consumes rotten food or irritating food, it will also cause the cat to drool.

Oral diseases

Such as tooth replacement, dental calculus, gingivitis, etc. , will lead to an increase in the amount of cat saliva. Owners can observe whether the cat’s gums are red, swollen and cracked. If you need to take your cat to the hospital to buy special anti-inflammatory drugs for cats.