Causes of dogs drooling

1. Dogs usually drool in hot weather and after exercise. This is normal because they are dissipating heat.

2. The mouth or esophagus may be stuck by a foreign object. If the foreign object is stuck on the teeth, use a tool to remove the foreign object. If it is a difficult-to-operate part, send it to the hospital for treatment by a doctor.

3. Oral diseases: Diseases such as periodontitis, oral ulcers, and salivary glands can also cause increased salivation.

4. When gastroenteritis occurs, you will feel nauseous and want to vomit, resulting in increased saliva, and sometimes vomiting yellow water.

5. When rabies occurs: it will cause the dog to be unable to swallow saliva, and it will also cause the dog to drool. If it is also accompanied by neurological symptoms, restlessness, barking, biting things, etc., the dog will When a rabid dog drools, wear protective gloves when in contact with an infected pet.

6. Greedy: Dogs have no resistance to many delicacies, and seeing food will reflexively increase salivation.