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:wave:This was one of my first posts on here. Feegal (dental bun) had exactly the same thing. After a dental...
He had a fair amount of ulcers in his mouth and was put on a drug for ulcers in the gut etc. Sorry I can't remember what it was. He went under a GA to double check all the spurs had been dealt with as well, and they had been.
Anyway after he was on it for ages and the ulcers had cleared he still hadn't stopped dribbling but was decided to take him off them. He didn't need a dental for ages but still dribbled.
His teeth are still OK, but he still dribbles, the difference is his is under his chin and Twinkles is on the side of the face:?
My conclusion with Feegal is he is just a dribble bun.
Sorry I can't be more help, but I am sure Mark would have got all the spurs under control
