Have you ever curled up on the couch with your kitty and started petting their sweet little face only to discover a glob of drool? While drooling is most commonly associated with dogs, cats can do it ...

Remember the slobbering Saint Bernard from the movie Beethoven? OK, maybe your dog doesn’t drool that much! But is it still a problem? There’s normal, healthy slobber that helps your dog eat and ...

Q: I have an easy question: Why does my cat always drool when he’s really happy? A: Cats will produce copious quantities of saliva for all kinds of reasons. Let’s consider the drooling that happens in ...

Everyone wakes up from time to time with drool on their cheek and pillow. Drooling in your sleep can definitely be embarrassing, but it’s also incredibly common. Medical experts say it’s usually ...

Most people produce excess saliva while they sleep and drooling is usually not serious. You are more likely to drool if you have conditions like sleep apnea or acid reflux. Certain medications, such ...

Waking up to a wet spot on your pillow isn’t unusual — many of us have experienced it. Occasional drooling during sleep is generally harmless and often goes unnoticed. But if it happens frequently or ...

If your cat has slobbered on you since kittenhood, they likely feel relaxed and content around you. Your cat might also stress-drool after a big change, like moving houses or getting a new pet. Sudden ...

Does your cat ever leave little droplets of saliva on you while he’s purring on your lap? While maybe a little gross, this behavior is most likely totally normal. Some cats drool because that’s just ...

Causes of drooling include infections, neurological conditions, and more. Various treatments may help reduce or stop drooling. Drooling can occur for many reasons. Most people drool every once in a ...

Yesterday I wrote about a new trend: couples sleeping in separate beds in order to get a good night's sleep. On another sleep topic: Do you drool? Ever wondered if you're the only one who wakes up in ...