The main reasons for a cat’s hoarse voice are as follows:

1. The cat has a cold, gets angry or suffers from bronchitis. When the seasons change, the weather temperature difference is relatively large, and the cat is very It is easy to catch a cold and get sick, which can make your voice hoarse. You should consult your pet doctor in time for medication, and pay attention to keeping your cat warm.

2. The cat meows for too long. Meowing for too long can easily make the throat hoarse.

3. Cats meow too loudly, just like if people speak very loudly, their voices will become hoarse.

4. If the cat is traumatized and a foreign object is stuck, the owner should take the cat to the doctor as soon as possible.

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

Symptoms of cat illness

1. Weight loss: Cats lose weight in a short period of time, which may be related to parasitic diseases, gastroenteritis and other problems.

2. Listless: Sick cats are no longer active, they are listless, and they look like they are sick.

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

4. Loss of appetite: If the cat doesn’t like to eat or move, it may Symptoms of illness may be related to oral diseases, gastroenteritis, parasites and other diseases.

5. Diarrhea: When a cat has diarrhea and soft stools several times in a row, it may be suffering from diseases such as dysentery, parvovirus, and canine coronary disease.

6. Incessant vomiting: If a cat suddenly vomits frequently, it may be caused by gastrointestinal indigestion, intestinal parasites, or gastroenteritis and other diseases.

7. Severe tear stain secretion: If the cat has a lot of eye feces and severe tear stains, it is very likely that it has been infected with feline distemper, and will later show runny nose and elevated body temperature.

8. Dyspnea: Breathing accelerates and becomes labored, resulting in mouth breathing or abdominal breathing.