When they're drooling like that only when they are happy and enjoying themselves it is only a sign that they are relaxed and enjoying themselves yes! I have had several such droolers, it is certainly not unusual! Both Leo and Viola do, Viola just as much as Tinker

 

My parents kitty does this on a regular occasion. My male siamese (theirs is also siamese) also started doing this recently. I assume its normal, it also happens for us when they are cuddly/purring!

 

I worried it was a health problem at first with Tinker but then when the kittens started doing it I thought it had to be normal-ish!

I've never had cats before and I never thought of a cat dribbling before. It's quite cute

 

Your Tinker and my B.B. must have been separated at birth! LOL .. and have you noticed if it hits you, it always feels cold? Like, I always thought it should be warm or something.. (laughing)
The kittens are just 9 mo. so drooling hasn't happened yet that I have noticed. They still are either flying about or sleeping, nothing in between yet.

 

Lol! Yeah! The first time I got some on my arm I looked straight up at the ceiling like I had a leak or something. I thought I was going mad! Then when Tinker got up off the bed there where all these little wet patches. It is always cold and I always assumed it would be sticky and smell but it doesn't. It's just like water.

The kittens started dribbling at about 7 months old. Not half as much as Tinker because they can only sit still for 10 minutes before they run around like crazy things again!

I love watching the little beads of liquid form and then I squish their cheeks more and more drips out (lol I sound like a fruit cake!)

 

MowMow drools like a leaky faucet when he's purring and happy. I've noticed a LITTLE with Book, but it's rare.

 

Penny's background info from the shelter included a line: "Shy cat, drools excessively when frightened or very happy."

I've never seen Penny drool. But apparently she did as a younger lady. (Or maybe I'm just not making her very happy.)

 

haha...I was about the ask the same question, cos ET does drool and I see saliva on the floor, tabletop and when he shakes his head near me, I got it and I actually thought he has oral problem. Checked, looked alright and now I know its normal, lol.

 

Hmm, no I can't say any of my cats do this.

 

I need to try and get a picture of a saliva bubble!

 

ROFL!!! oh, I can't wait!! You're a nut LOL!

 

3 of my 4 drool when purring up a storm (no pun intended)....the females more than the male. Maybe he thinks it is unmacho! I was brushing Lilah today and she was kneading and purring. I saw the drip forming so I watched. Just before it hit the bed, she caught it and slurped it back in swallowed......smacking her lips and licking her lips! Cutest darn thing!
My son's cat curls up on his lap and drools so much he has to change his shirt when one of them finally move! Glad mine aren't that bad!

 

Haha yep - but only the old fella. I thought it was a symptom of becoming senile but after reading this thread I must be wrong!

 

Now that we're past the "let's see who goes to the emergency room" stage in our relationship, Midnight, the wild cat, drools when I scratch his neck. Then he shakes his head and sprays the drool all over. We have come to a stage of mutual trust. Who would have thought that the celebration would involve drool?