Can a cat's drooling, which is thick and transparent, be cured on its own?

Cats drooling with thick and transparent saliva usually does not heal on its own. This condition is more common in cats with stomatitis. It can also occur in cats with gastrointestinal discomfort. There are also cats with neurological symptoms. We need to treat the disease promptly instead of waiting for it to heal on its own.
Tip:
A cat’s self-healing ability is limited. We don’t want it to heal itself from any disease. Some serious diseases still require seeing a doctor.
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