Cat Salivate at Me

why does my cat salivate at me

If your cat salivates on you, pay close attention to this video.

Salivation in cats can have several reasons, such as:

Pleasure and happiness
Some cats drool when they are happy or feeling pleasure, such as when they are being petted or are about to eat something they like.
It is part of the personality of some cats to produce saliva when they are feeling pleasure, such as when receiving affection from their owner or when they are about to receive a food they really like.

Nervousness
Cats may drool when they are nervous or in stressful situations, such as fear.
Cats, when in stressful situations, such as various fears, can increase the amount of saliva. This condition occurs after the neurological system identifies these fears and sends responses to these situations, causing the body to react in some way.

Relaxation
If your cat drools while purring, it could be a sign that he is relaxed and content.

Object ingestion
Ingestion of objects, such as hairballs, parts or accessories, can irritate the cat's digestive system and cause salivation.
These are some of the causes that can make your cat drool foam. Therefore, invest in small toys and keep items such as earrings and buttons out of your pets’ reach.