He is still normal besides the puddles. I hope it's not parvo! He's up to date on all vaccines and just got boosters today.Did they test for parvo? For some reason that was my first thought. I've had two dogs succumb to parvovirus and both of them drooled insane amounts at some point. Is he still eating, drinking, behaving normally? Parvo starts with a loss of appetite so I doubt this was it if he's eating fine.
He very well could've gotten into something he shouldn't have. Whatever it is, hope it gets better!
Two reasons I can think of. 1 .My hound had Rocky Mountain spotted fever and drooled continually until we got antibiotics and 2. if you apply topical tick drops like front line and a dog licks it they drool uncontrollably for a while.Last night my Dalmatian started drooling when we were eating dinner, I just thought it was because of the food. After we were done, he started making drool spots on the couch. I woke up and he made a bunch of drool puddles in his sleep and he kept drooling all day. We took him to the vet and they couldn't find anything wrong and said he might have eaten something he wasn't supposed to. He is still doing this 24 hours later and I'm starting to worry. The vet also said he's too old to be teething because he's 1 year and 3 months old. Has anybody else experienced anything like this?
