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Old 01/14/09, 10:44 AM
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Cat's meow has become very hoarse

Scooter's voice has been really hoarse the last few days. He's nearly 15, but other than having radiation treatment for his thyroid a year ago, he's very healthy.

No sneezing, coughing, or runny eyes. Behavior is normal. He does like to drink water from the bathtub spout and occasionally gets some up his nose.

Any ideas? I've had a cold this week. Could we be sharing germs?
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Old 01/14/09, 09:25 PM
 
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To me, that has always been the telltale sign that they are starting kidney problems. It has happened every time when my cats have had renal failure. I would suggest some bloodwork if you are able to do it. I am just saying based on my experiences and I have lost four to renal disease in my time.
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Old 01/14/09, 09:28 PM
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OUCH!

I will have to get blood work done on my Siamese if his voice does not clear up.

His voice went hoarse when he got a gum infection: the infection has cleared up a week or two ago with the help of antibiotics, but, he is still hoarse!
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My dog is still hoarse after an apparent throat infection that was treated with antibiotics over a month ago. The hoarseness just won't go away. Maybe related to age? I don't know. Sorry no helpful advice for you.
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Old 01/15/09, 08:27 AM
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To me, that has always been the telltale sign that they are starting kidney problems.
Yikes. Sounds like he needs to see the vet
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