CATDOLL : The cat has a hoarse voice

The main reasons why cats have hoarse voices are as follows:

1. Cats have caught a cold, are getting angry or have bronchitis. When the temperature difference is large during the season change, cats are prone to catching colds and becoming sick, which can cause their voices to become hoarse. You should consult a veterinarian for medication in a timely manner and keep your cat warm.

2. Cats meow for too long, which can easily make their throats hoarse.

3. The cat's meow is too loud, just like if a person speaks loudly, his voice will become hoarse.

4. If the cat has been traumatized or has foreign objects stuck in its throat, the owner should take the cat to the doctor immediately.

5. Drink too little water or go without water for a long time.

Symptoms of Sick Cats

1. Weight loss: If a cat loses weight in a short period of time, it may be related to parasitic diseases, gastroenteritis and other problems.

2. Listlessness: Sick cats are no longer lively, they are listless and look sick.

3. Panting: Cats often pant and are related to heartworms, respiratory infections, and cardiopulmonary function.

4. Loss of appetite: If a cat does not like to eat, does not like to move, and shows signs of illness, it may be related to oral diseases, gastroenteritis, parasites and other diseases.

5. Diarrhea: When a cat has loose stools for several consecutive times, it may be suffering from dysentery, parvovirus, canine coronavirus and other diseases.

6. Continuous vomiting: If a cat suddenly vomits frequently, it may be due to indigestion, intestinal parasites, or other diseases such as gastroenteritis.

7. Severe tear stains: If a cat has a lot of eye mucus and severe tear stains, it is very likely that it has contracted feline panleukopenia, which will be followed by runny nose and fever.

8. Difficulty breathing: Breathing speeds up and becomes labored, with mouth breathing or abdominal breathing.