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female
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30-35,
*oulcal
writes:hi,my cat just suddenly turned into different behaviour. shes always following us and she never used to but then shel suddenly turn round hiss at you, growl, then start faoming and dribbling at the mouth.im worried what sort of illness it is can some one tell me what she has or help me dont want to loose another cat.cheers x Reply to this Question
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reader, sarcy24 +, writes (26 September 2008):
 I am so glad she is ok
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reader, soulcal +, writes (25 September 2008):
soulcal is verified as being by the original poster of the question hiya. we found out someone gave her an ectasy tablet we paid out £360 to get her better. she is now acting normal :D x
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 September 2008): My dog had a similar episode not so long ago. It turned out she'd picked up a frog. Part of the defence mechanism of a frog is to exude some foul-tasting nausea-inducing slime from its skin which caused the dog to excessively salivate and it made her most unwell. It took her about 3 days to get over it and rather than trying to catch them, she backs away from frogs these days.
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reader, soulcal +, writes (2 September 2008):
soulcal is verified as being by the original poster of the questionyes me and my mum said maybe she eaten something but its a bit more than that because even the vet doesnt no whats wrong with her, poo keeps dropping out of her bum im so worried cause i dont want to loose my 2nd cat thanks for your help x
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reader, sarcy24 +, writes (2 September 2008):
I have 7 cats and sometimes when they have eaten something very bitter they can start drooling and producing foam. Has she been out in the garden? Often mine come in like this. Give her face a wash and clean off the drool and try to splash some water in her mouth and see if that helps. If not take her to the vet. I would imagine she is uncomfortable after eating a bitter plant. My cats often dribble if they have caught a frog/ toad as they have a very bitter outer coating. Some seeds such as laburnum are very poisonous to cats too. Catch her and have a look in her mouth, clean her up and then take it from there. Any doubt whatsover take her to the vet. All the best,
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reader, :):):) +, writes (2 September 2008):
Cats often change their behaviour suddenly. Going from purring to hissing at you for no reason. If your cat is just becoming an adult then this is pretty normal. Dribbling isnt all that unusual either. As for the foaming, maybe your cat has eaten something a bit nasty? If she keeps it up, ring the vets, they shd tell you what to do next. Good luck xxx
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reader, Jamer70 +, writes (2 September 2008):
 im no vet which is why you should take her to one. it may cost a bit. If you can try and find a charity vet and make a donation to cover their costs, they are alot cheaper. But just take you pet to the vet.
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reader, Jamer70 +, writes (2 September 2008):
im no vet which is why you should take her to one. it may cost a bit. If you can try and find a charity vet and make a donation to cover their costs, they are alot cheaper. But just take you pet to the vet.
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 September 2008): I LOVE cats I have 8 I no crazy cat lady! lol. You should have her checked out at a vet coz for a proper diagnosis youd realy have to see her. But foaming at the mouth!?! Sounds like rabies very serious if she starts eating the furniture take her strait to the vet!All the best =] x
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