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Very carefully take your puppy or dog to the vet.
The main cause and the most feared cause of foaming at the mouth is the extremely infections rabies. Do not touch the foam, clean up after the dog and get it to an emergency centre right away.
Other causes are medication side effects. This may also need to be looked at by a vet.
Anxiety, poisoning and motion sickness are three other causes of dog frothing, again, which require a vet to examine the dog.
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