1. Cats drink less water and get angry. The cat is in good spirits but has a hoarse voice. If this happens, the owner can first consider whether the cat drinks less water and is getting angry. For example, the cat food that cats usually eat contains too much meat, which may cause the cat to get angry and cause the cat to have a hoarse voice.

2. Does the cat have respiratory problems? For example, if a cat has a potential nasal branch, cupping, or a common upper respiratory tract infection, these conditions may cause inflammation of the tonsils and throat of its respiratory tract, so the cat will have a hoarse voice.

3. The cat howls continuously. Cats have continuous howling. For example, after a kitten changes to a new environment, the kitten may continue to howl due to its inability to adapt to the new environment and is uneasy, or the estrus behavior of female cats and male cats during the estrus age may also occur. There will be wailing. After continuous howling, the cat's voice may become hoarse. The owner needs to evaluate the cat's own condition. If he is not sure, it is best for the owner to send him to the hospital for further diagnosis and timely treatment.

4. The cat has a cold. Colds are one of the main causes of hoarseness in cats. In autumn, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, and cats are prone to colds. Owners should pay attention to keeping cats warm at night. For hoarse throats caused by colds, you can take appropriate medication and prepare more water for your cat. If the condition is relatively mild, the cat will adjust itself and will recover in about 3 days.

5. Infected with parasites. Based on the cat's performance, the owner can determine the parasite infection of the cat and can choose appropriate internal anthelmintic drugs and deworming methods.

How to prevent cat pharyngitis:

1. Try to avoid spraying highly irritating gas pesticides where cats live or smoking in front of cats. , these may cause damage to the cat’s respiratory tract.

2. Owners should not feed their cats prickly fish and hard bones. Cats that swallow prickly things can easily hurt their throat and intestines. Owners usually need to pay attention to keeping small hazardous items at home to prevent cats from accidentally eating them.

3. If a cat is found to have symptoms of respiratory disease, it is necessary to seek medical treatment in time to prevent the cat from developing pharyngitis due to respiratory disease.