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Dog Drooling
A drooling
dog could simply be genetically inclined, be hungry or be sick
MetPet.com Staff Writer
Yeech! We love our dogs but not
their drool. Even though we have it on bad authority that dog saliva is an
exceptional lubricant and moisturizer, we aren't buying it.
Some dogs are droolers due to the structure of
their mouth. The loose skin around their jaw line causes drool leakage. Other
dogs drool from excitement especially around food, the scent of
food or even the thought of food. If your dog is a natural drooler,
you may have to keep a roll of paper towels handy. Dog drool, especially on hard
flooring, can be a slipping hazard! If he is a food-induced drooler, you may want to
feed him outside.
If your dog is a born drooler, try
placing an absorbent bib or bandana around his neck with the point in the
front. It will collect some of the drool that would otherwise fall onto
his chest. We like using the thinner cotton dishtowels, the more absorbent
the better.
If your dog is not a natural drooler, check for
the following:
Nausea. This could be
caused by something he ate or motion sickness. Sometimes mixing lots of different
kinds of foods together, giving your dog heavily spiced foods or too much food can cause
gastric upset. In any case, you should prepare for vomiting. If you're in the
car, this would be a good time to pull over and let your dog walk a bit.
Mouth problems. This could be caused by something lodged in
his mouth like a piece of bone or a wood splinter. It could also be caused by a tooth or gum
problem.
Poisoning or disease. Check immediately for anything odd
that your dog licked or ingested.
If drooling is unusual for your dog, you cannot
find the cause or it is accompanied by other unusual symptoms, it's best to contact your
vet immediately.
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