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Cat - dripping/drooling!

no1catman · 2018-05-28 19:20:39

Noticed our cat of thirteen starting to 'drip' while we're thinking must arrange a visit to the vet, it stopped. However, several days later it started again. Didn't bother with consultation appointment, skipped that, went for dental appointment - early morning, sedation, x-rays, scale & polish with extractions under…

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no1catman Posts: 2,973 Forumite

11 June 2018 at 2:20PM

Gloomendoom wrote: »

My cat did that at around the same age. It was related to a kidney problem.

I do wonder about that, but they were able to do a urine test recently which ruled that out. Besides, from previous experience, she doesn't have the classic symptom of wanting to drink. She does though 'smack' a lips as if there's a bad taste.

The other, possibility we wondered about is whether she may have an enlarged heart?

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