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Question by Rachelle
Submitted on 9/27/2003
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My cat is 9 years old.  He just recently quit meowing where he used to all the time.  He is now swallowing funny as if he has a sore throat.  We just recently got a 2 month old kitten that loves to attack my cat.  When my cat has had enough, he hisses.  Could my cat have a sore throat from hissing?
He seems healthy otherwise- maybe moves a little slower at times.  Can they get colds and flu's?


Answer by Ali
Submitted on 6/19/2006
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my cat is 5 yers when he tries 2 say meow his voice doesnt come out and when he tries 2 eat he chokes. and he makes scary breathing sounds its been 3 days now im gettin worried i think its a sore throat dnt no can u reply bak asap

 

Answer by mareksheffield
Submitted on 8/9/2006
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My cat is experiencing the exact same symptoms.  Her Miaw is alsmost strained now.  Anybody help?

 

Answer by anna
Submitted on 11/29/2006
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my cat sounds like he has a sore throat when he meowes he still eats and i got him to drink some cold milk...he is still washing himself buts he voice is very rusty sounding

 

Answer by Danielle_753
Submitted on 4/16/2007
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I was wondering the same thing..
Fairly vocal 12 year old cat, very healthy in all other aspects. Recently got a kitten who the 12 year old hisses at constantly, and now the 12 year old seems to be doing a funny swallowing motion and is not meowing, in fact, i heard her try and she couldn't.

 

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