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That's good news, RCR, don't you think? Kizzy only dribbles a bit when she's been at the catnip! |
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I end up having to trim his fur when he does it because it gets all matted and won't comb out (he's shorthaired) |
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Rhino is our drooler-hes another one that only does it when he is purring and getting fussed  Its quite funny actually, he can leave a little pool or dribble of saliva on you sometimes between him and Hernie(who loves playing ball and is always bringing us his cuddly mouse) i really dont feel like i need a dog anymore Hope your boys problem turns out to be something as simple as that also! |
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