What should I do if my Labrador drools a lot? If a Labrador suddenly drools a lot, it may be caused by oral inflammation, so it is best to treat it as soon as possible. Tartar in the mouth will also cause a Labrador to drool a lot, so you need to brush your teeth every day; When the weather is hot, Labrador will open its mouth to pant and saliva will flow out. Just replenish the dog with water in time.

1. Treatment of oral diseases

If the Labrador drools more and it is not caused by natural causes, it is probably caused by disease. Generally speaking, if a Labrador suffers from periodontitis, gingivitis, throat and esophageal diseases, etc., it will have symptoms of drooling. However, since these diseases are not easy to diagnose, it is recommended that owners take their Labradors to the hospital for examination and then prescribe appropriate medicines.

2. Brush your teeth every day

If Labradors have a lot of tartar, they will also drool. If the owner does not clean their tartar in time, it is likely to lead to oral inflammation and other conditions, so it is recommended that all owners can Get your Labrador into the habit of brushing his teeth every day.

　3. Replenish water

Just like us humans, our mouths water when we see delicious food. Therefore, when Labradors see food they like very much, they will have a physiological response of strong salivary gland secretion, so they will naturally drool more. Another point is that after a vigorous exercise, the Labrador will feel very hot, and then open its mouth to gasp for air. At this time, the saliva will flow out. The above are all normal drooling situations, and owners don’t need to worry.