When a cat becomes hoarse, it is necessary to determine the specific cause, and then take targeted treatment measures. First of all, if it is caused by a cat meowing for a long time, the owner can improve the situation by meeting the cat's needs. Secondly, if it is caused by less water intake, the owner needs to give the cat more water. Furthermore, if it is caused by a foreign body stuck in the throat, surgery will be required to remove the foreign body. Finally, if the hoarseness is caused by throat inflammation, the owner should promptly consult a pet doctor for medication and pay attention to keeping the cat warm.

1. Hoarse voice caused by long-term meowing

If a cat meows for a long time, the vocal cords will be tired, resulting in hoarse voice. At this time, the owner needs to check whether the cat has physiological needs, such as cold, hunger, etc., and then feed the cat in time and keep it warm.

2. Hoarseness caused by low water consumption

If a cat drinks less water, it will also cause the cat to have a hoarse voice. Therefore, the owner needs to provide the cat with sufficient drinking water every day, and feed the cat some food with a high water content to prevent it from getting angry.

3. Hoarseness caused by foreign objects stuck in the throat

If the cat accidentally eats foreign objects, frequent retching may cause hoarseness. If you suspect this is the case, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for an X-ray examination in time to determine whether there is any foreign body in the throat. If there is any foreign body, it needs to be removed surgically.

4. Hoarseness caused by throat inflammation

After a cat catches a cold, its throat will develop symptoms of inflammation, which will lead to a hoarse voice, and will also be accompanied by symptoms such as runny nose and sneezing. . In this case, the owner needs to consult a pet doctor in time, use pet-specific cold medicine for treatment, and pay attention to keeping warm.