Should I be worried if my cats meow is raspy?

A raspy or hoarse voice, or even a completely silent meow, can happen in cats, usually caused by disease affecting the larynx. Cat carers should monitor such situations carefully, and if necessary, they should take their pets to their vet to have this problem fully assessed

Why does my cat’s meow sound different?

A congenital defect of laryngeal hypoplasia was proposed as the cause. A subtle change in the sound of your cat’s meow may indicate she has a problem with her larynx (voice box), which is composed of right and left paired cartilages that connect the oral cavity to the trachea.

Does laryngitis in cats go away?

Recovery From Cat Laryngitis After your cat has been diagnosed and the underlying cause of their condition has been identified, the prognosis for the vast majority of cases of laryngitis is quite good.