If the cat has a hoarse throat, first check whether it is injured or infected with any disease and seek medical attention in time. If you are not injured or infected, try to improve its quality of life, provide it with plenty of nutrition, exercise daily, give it plenty of sleep, and clean it regularly, keep its ears and mouth clean, while giving it regular vaccination and deworming medicine.

If a cat has a hoarse voice, it needs to be determined by the specific reason, and then targeted measures will be taken. First of all, if it is caused by the cat's long-term chirping, the owner can improve the situation by meeting the cat's needs. Secondly, if it is caused by a small amount of water, the owner needs to give the cat more water. Furthermore, if there is a foreign object stuck in the throat, it is necessary to remove the foreign object through surgery. Finally, if the throat is hoarse due to throat inflammation, the owner should consult a pet doctor in time for medication and pay attention to keeping the cat warm.

1. Hoarse throat caused by long-term screams

If a cat makes a long-term cry, it will fatigue the vocal cords and cause hoarse throat. 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. Hoarse throat caused by low water consumption

If the cat usually drinks less water, it will also lead to hoarse throat in the cat. Therefore, the owner needs to provide the cat with sufficient drinking water every day and feed the cat some foods with a high content of water to prevent getting angry.

3. Hoarse throat caused by foreign objects stuck in the throat

If a cat accidentally eats foreign objects, frequent retching may lead to hoarse throat. If you suspect this situation, 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 a foreign object in the throat. If so, it needs to be removed by surgical method.

4. Hoarse throat caused by throat inflammation

Cats will experience inflammation symptoms after catching a cold, which will lead to hoarse throat, and will also be accompanied by runny nose, sneezing and other symptoms. 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.