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Old June 29th 04, 08:53 PM
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I have just given my cat synulox drops as
perscribed by the vet, 1.25 ml straight
from the bottle, it has caused him to
salivate quite badly and has caused him
some distress, does this mean he has had
an allergic reaction?


Could you describe what you mean by distress? Generally, the excess
salivation is caused when something does not taste good to the cat, and
some medications will even cause major foaming at the mouth if the cats
gets a taste of it. If distress means he's just acting like he tasted
something yucky that's probably exactly what's going on.

Megan



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