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    Forming (mildly) at the mouth

    Hi all,

    My dog is slightly foaming at the mouth but this happens when we go outside to potty/walk. She's had her rabie shot and she's not attacking anything. Does anyone know what's happening? Thanks.

    Cathy, Sammie, & Maggie

    "If you can't decide between a Shepherd, a Setter
    or a Poodle, get them all ... adopt a mutt!" -- ASPCA


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    I don't know the answer to "why" it happens, but you are not alone. It happens here too, especially when my girls smell something "special" or they get really, really excited.

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    So, I guess it's ok and not to worry about it much. Thanks!!!!!!





    Originally posted by Logan
    I don't know the answer to "why" it happens, but you are not alone. It happens here too, especially when my girls smell something "special" or they get really, really excited.
    Cathy, Sammie, & Maggie

    "If you can't decide between a Shepherd, a Setter
    or a Poodle, get them all ... adopt a mutt!" -- ASPCA


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    Also, if the dog got a hold of a toad, for example, they secrete something that makes them drop the toad and then they foam at the mouth.


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    you know, now that i think of it, since it's been raining a bunch, we've seen frogs and toad on the sidewalks. thanks for the info...that's good to know!!!



    Originally posted by mugsy
    Also, if the dog got a hold of a toad, for example, they secrete something that makes them drop the toad and then they foam at the mouth.
    Cathy, Sammie, & Maggie

    "If you can't decide between a Shepherd, a Setter
    or a Poodle, get them all ... adopt a mutt!" -- ASPCA


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    Kia will foam a little at the mouth when she's excited and happy. She does it a lot at the dog park. My rabid Kia. *laughs*
    ~Kimmy, Zam, Logan, Raptor, Nimrod, Mei, Jasper, Esme, & Lucy Inara
    RIP Kia, Chipper, Morla, & June

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    Well you know Kimmy, Kia is the devil's spawn.

    cfuh, I hope that's all it is. Excitement or a toad....I'll bet it is. If you're worried, call the vet and see what he/she says.


    Don't buy while shelter dogs die!!

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    When I take Missy to the dog park she foams at the mouth. I never really thought anything of it, I figured she just gets really excited and then she slurps up water and theirs lots of dirt and other dogs, and lots of fun people. I just kind of assumed it was normal when dogs get excited because it only happens when we go to the park she doesn't do it at home.
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