Clover intake may cause excess slobbering, so you will need to remove the horse from the clover. If not, keep a close watch on your horse's attitude, body temperature and other signs that may indicate more serious problems. You should have a veterinarian do a checkup to ensure no other problems are taking place.
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My horse has been slobbering excessively. What can be causing this?
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