My Labrador is less active and drooling. Should I see a vet?

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My lab is not as much active as she was before from 2 days..and dribles from his mouth( saliva comes from her mouth). What should i do now? Pet's info: Dog | Labrador Retriever | Female | unspayed | 3 years and 2 months old | 50 lbs

Jenny, DVM · Accepted Answer

Drooling can be a sign of pain or nausea. IF she is feeling bad then she may need to see your vet. they can check her mouth and teeth for any wounds or sores or abscesses or look for any pain anywhere else. If she is not eating or having diarrhea, then that is a sign it is from nausea and they can provide medicine for that. You can try boiled chicken and rice to see if she is interested in that food and see how she handles that.

My Labrador is less active and drooling. Should I see a vet?

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