CATDOLL : Cat is hoarse but appears healthy

Reasons why cats may be hoarse but appear healthy:

1. Cats keep calling due to stress reactions such as tension, which causes their voices to become hoarse.

2. The cat suffers from respiratory disease, a mild cold, or is suffering from internal heat, and has throat discomfort and makes hoarse sounds.

3. The cat suffers from digestive tract disease or parasitic infection and keeps vomiting and having hoarse voice.

4. Cats may also become hoarse when they are not used to a new environment.

5. The cat has stomach discomfort and indigestion, and keeps opening its mouth and retching, causing hoarseness.

6. When cats are in estrus, their tone will change and they will meow non-stop. If they meow too much, their voice will become hoarse.

7. There are irritating foreign objects in the cat’s throat, causing its voice to become hoarse.

8. Sometimes cats are too lazy to make any sound or the sound they make is relatively small.

9. Cats may experience seasonal anorexia and hoarseness.

10. If it is a kitten, its organs are not fully developed and it will not be able to make any sound.

11. Some cats are born with hoarse voices.

If your cat is hoarse but looks healthy, you should pay attention to:

1. If the cat has a cold, the owner can feed the cat some isatis root or amoxicillin according to the amount for a child. If the cat has other diseases, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment.

2. If the cat has indigestion, the owner can grind the yeast flakes into powder and put it into the cat's food, and let the cat drink more water.

3. If the cat is infected with parasites, the owner should deworm the cat by adding minced garlic to the food.

4. If the cat gets angry, the owner should let the cat drink more water and rest more.

5. If there is a foreign object in the throat, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for examination.

6. The owner must respond to the cat's constant meowing, otherwise the cat's voice will become hoarse after meowing for a long time.