"Foamy mouth in horses might be from stress, but it's often not harmful. It is important to note the excess salivation..."
"Eating can cause foamy mouth in horses because of normal salivary production, but also because of a special protein in horse sweat and saliva called latherin."
"Eating can cause foamy mouth in horses because of normal salivary production, but also because of a special protein in horse sweat and saliva called latherin."
"Sometimes, a horse frolicking in the pasture will suddenly begin to drool excessively. In a field filled with clover, this is often an example of the fungus-induced “clover slobbers.”
"Sometimes, a horse frolicking in the pasture will suddenly begin to drool excessively. In a field filled with clover, this is often an example of the fungus-induced “clover slobbers.”