I have 2 Rag Doll cats, brother and sister. Neutered and spayed. They will be three in August.
Gus, the male, has always been a 'neader' - 'pressing' with his paws while purring and gazing into space - while his sister hasn't.
He's just started to dribble allot when he's being cuddled or doing his pressing. His ruff was really wet yesterday when i picked him up.
I always understood that dribbling was a sign of bad weaning. One of my old cats (a moggy, who made it to 19 yo) dribbled awfully. We had to have a towel on our laps when we sat on us. My raggies were bred and reared by an experienced breeder though, and we weren't allowed to bring them home till they were 13 weeks old, so i doubt it's early weaning.
Any thoughts, cat people, before i whisk him to the vets?
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Dribbling Rag Doll
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fluffyraggies · 26/01/2013 17:23
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