If your horse suddenly starts drooling more than usual, it can be startling. A little saliva is normal, but when it turns into a steady stream, it signals something more. This condition, known as ...

Editor’s note: Dr. Lee Pickett has retired, but Creators continues to distribute columns from her archive. This one is from 2020. Q: My cat Myrtle sometimes drools. Should I be concerned? A: It ...

Worried about your baby’s excessive drooling? Paediatricians explain why it’s usually normal, what myths to ignore, and when parents should actually seek medical advice. “It’s because of the mother’s ...

People drool in their sleep due to factors like sleep position, infections, or sinus problems. While it’s often nothing to worry about, it can be a sign of a health issue that causes excess saliva or ...

Something you should know about fluffy dogs: They need a lot of brushing. My Samoyed, Eva, hates the summer months not only because she's hot, but because she has to endure brushing far more often ...

Drooling while sleeping can be traced to several causes, which include age, illness, deep sleep, or even sleeping posture. Excessive drooling can be an inconvenience and, at times, an embarrassment.