The cat has been drooling and is in low spirits. The first is stomatitis, which is caused by oral ulcers that make it difficult for the cat to swallow. The second is the salivary glands secreting a large amount of saliva caused by poisoning. Then it may be gastritis, where the stomach is irritated. There will be drooling, and eventually there will be infectious diseases such as feline distemper. It is recommended that the owner send the cat to the hospital for treatment immediately.

What should I do if my cat keeps drooling and is depressed?

When you find that your cat is drooling and lacks energy, it may have stomatitis. In this regard, the owner can try touching the cat's mouth to see if it resists. If you don’t resist, continue to check whether there is redness, swelling or ulceration in its mouth, and smell the cat’s saliva to see if there is any peculiar smell.

Once a cat suffers from stomatitis, it needs to be treated with some antibiotics and antiviral drugs. In severe cases, the teeth need to be extracted. It is recommended to take it to the doctor as soon as possible and cooperate with the veterinarian to treat the cat. You should take preventive measures against stomatitis in cats. You should buy toothbrushes, toothpaste, mouthwash and other oral care products, clean the cat's mouth regularly, and feed the cat less human food.

Cat drooling and lack of energy may be caused by a cold. After suffering from this disease, cats will drool, be in low spirits, have poor appetite, cough, etc. It is usually caused by catching a cold or cross-infection by cats of the same type. It is necessary to take measures to keep it warm in time, ensure hygiene, avoid virus infection, and pay more attention to supplement nutrition and water. It will slowly recover in a week or so.