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ArkenBillsmom

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I will cleanIng Bills ears with Vetoquinol solution and may have gotten it in his mouth. He foamed a little and shook his head and foam was coming out of his mouth. He seems fine now but should I be worried?
 

Kate

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I'm sure he'll be fine. I know it's not to be ingested, but if it's safe for the ears, it shouldn't hurt him if he swallowed a little bit. Keep you eye on him, and as long as he's acting normal (eating, drinking, playing) I think everything is fine.
If you're uncomfortable or unsure, you should just call the vet and ask.
 

MelissaAlice

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Cats tend to foam like that when they get something they find really and truly nasty in their mouths.

I had to give Skully liquid meds that made her foam every time! And they were from the vet!
 

Sphynx Asylum Dad

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We discovered this 'ability' with Raskol last week- started him on allergy meds (poor nose and eyes) and the first one made him foam like a toddle's bubble bath, and he was drooling like mad! Had no idea such a small critter could produce such copious quantities of drool and foam!! Lol. He's much better now though.

@KansasSphynxMom
 

Xandria

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Wow, this is a very educational thread. I had no idea they would foam at the mouth from yucky substances. Good to know as I imagine that would be worrying at first.
 
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