My puppy(american bully) is 2.5 month.When he eating he has saliva too much and very sticky.He look difficulty swallow.I met the Vet but still dont know the cause.sometimes he was breathless but the lung is good by the x-rays. anything else can the cause of very sticky? Thnaks.

A month and a half ago our family adopted a Shih Tzu from a local rescue. They said she was 6-7 yrs old, tracing back previous vet records she is more likely 9-10. When we got her, she had some skin redness and her eyes were also a bit red. Rescue suggested it was due to improper hygiene as the previous owner was elderly and unable to care for her. They gave her a bath, microchipped her and gave her vaccinations. After two days she went downhill. She was lethargic and would not eat or drink and was drooling and vomiting. Brought her to our vet after extensive testing and time spent at the veterinary hospital we still have no diagnosis or real treatment plan. She was x-rayed, scoped and had multiple rounds of bloodwork done. Obstruction and cancer were ruled out. Her WBC count was elevated So she was started on antibiotics, an antiemetic, Pepcid, pain meds and an anti-inflammatory. She improved. For a week or two we had an energetic little dog running around the house, she was eating well, put on weight even started stealing food from our other dog. She then started to decline again and her WBC count was slightly elevated but still WNL. Vet decided to go with a longer duration antibiotic she rallied again. She is still on antibiotics but symptoms are returning. Presently she is eating though appetite decreased. She is eating canned food mixed with water. Did find her today eating some dry food out of our other dog’s bowl. Drooling and has vomited three times today. Vomit is frothy white and yellow with little to no food in it. Bowel and bladder functions normal Lethargic, asleep most of the day. Periodically chatters her teeth and stiffens her neck and retracts her head. Slight enlargement of submandibular glands, salivary? Still wagging her tail when you say her name and wants to be close to family members. We don’t know what to do for her. Our vet is scratching his head and says he had no idea what the problem is. If she hadn’t come around and appeared perfectly healthy for around two weeks I would assume she was not going to make it. We are thousands of dollars into trying to help her. Not worried about the financials but we don’t know what is wrong with her. We want to give her a chance if she does have one. Any advice is desperately appreciated.

My eight year old Tibetan Terrier has been drooling excessively for two days. She has also experienced excessive hunger and has been very needy, following everyone around, looking somewhat guilty.

I am unsure if I should bring my dog into the vet. She is 12 years old (our best guess) and recently started drooling. Not like nasty messy lots of drool but she's never drooled before. She will for treats but lately there is no cause for it. My other dog also recently developed an obsession for licking and licking and licking and licking- you get the point- her in the face. The licking started way before the drooling. The otherf dig is maybe 9 and has never licked her like this before.