Let it run its course if it is from food or licking medicine. I just went through this with my cat who licked some ringworm medicine off his skin. The vet said to leave him be. I did take a cold, wet rag and wipe his mouth and face when it was over. It really is quite traumatic--especially if you don't know what it's from. It's usually a bitter taste thing. Do not give him water during the foaming or try to spray out his mouth. This can make it go into his stomach and make it worse. If your pet is sick/experienced trauma and it is foaming, you should call your vet/animal emergency.
This is my question but I have found my cat with a toad and I read they foam and drool from toads...but how long does it last? I was scared it was rabies but he hasn't any symptoms but drool once in awhile, it isn't constant. He seems a little tired but he eats and plays. It has been almost 24 hours and I fed him and he started drooling again.
If the white foamy mucus is coming from the cat's mouth, it is likely excessive salivation due to stress or a toxic substance being eaten - depending on which is more likely, you may need to take your cat to a vet immediately.
many things, I greatly advise you make a trip to the vet! My cat was foaming before and it turned out to be an respiratory infection although rabies is a possibality too or it was poisioned
Because it is the cause of rabies.
Cats can appear to foam at the mouth because increased saliva production is a stress response in soem individuals. Additionally it could be having a reaction to the medication. It may be a good idea to ask your veterinarian to be sure it is not a reaction.
Foam WillAnd rabies!
Lucky bamboo plants are not true bamboo at all. They are related to lillies and are incredibly toxic to cats. They will foam at the mouth, have seizures and possibly die if they ingest the leaves.
Hogs will foam at the mouth when they are overheated. This is also a sign of rabies, however, this is a rare condition in pigs.
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When dogs get angry foam come to their mouths
Yes it can. My mother has just died from a sudden heart attack which caused her to foam at the mouth.
it depends on how and why you die. i have seen foam come out when dying
To scare of animals
Apparently it can. My mother has just had a stroke, and woke up from her lunchtime nap with a mouth full of foam, unable to swallow.
Yes, a young horse may foam at the mouth when losing caps (baby teeth) and getting in new teeth. The process that creates the foam results from excess saliva and a horse that works his mouth and the saliva.