Hi Thanks it is Tomorrow and I'm preparing with the Water
I did Google my cat drooling and first thing it said - cats Don't Drool, ! then it said -
But if they do it is a sign of Extreme Affection,
or Rabies - and as he doesn't have that I guess my puddy cat Loves Me.
he was a rescue kitten I rescued his mother she had a boot imprint in her head where she'd been kicked and hence she was a bit dopy we found out she was pregnant and when she had them she dropped one and ran away from it then the next etc. we went around picking them up
opening the sack doing cpr and "Yoshi" the one I kept was dropped on the back step we hand reared them so I guess he made a solid connection he's always been a special type of cat
we found homes for the other 3 and the mum went to a friends barn to keep mice down as she was afraid of people and everything there she was left alone with their other cat.
not really RA related but well family