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We have been giving them a diet largely of meat in recent weeks. Fresh kangaroo or other pet meat from the butchers. Sometimes it has been frozen but we thaw it first. Almost always we give it to them raw. It seems Tobys drooling has stopped completely, but I will keep a closs eye on him as he sleep...

Thanks again Mollie's mum and thankyou Traci. The dribbling was from the mouth. Coming out the side on both sides. We had been away for 3 days and left them both with automatic feeders. Possibly it was a reaction to the dry food :? ?, as we have been giving them more meat lately. He seems to be fine...

thanks, were there any other symptons with mollie?
I will try to check it out with the vet

Toby is 21 mths old and lives with us and his siter Topaz. They are in-door cats Just this morning he started to dribble :? . Later today it began to increase to the point where it was obviously pooling on his coat as he lay curled in front of the heater. :?: Is this possibly a sign of something wro...