I have always been the one to be very cautious - just to be safe I would make an appointment and have them checked out. If everything is ok, then you are given peace of mind. I hope your babies get there voice back soon!![]()
I have always been the one to be very cautious - just to be safe I would make an appointment and have them checked out. If everything is ok, then you are given peace of mind. I hope your babies get there voice back soon!![]()
Sincerely,
Kat
Rest in Peace Baby, Hercules, and Sydney - If love could have saved you, you both would have lived forever!
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." ~Ghandi
I'VE BEEN BOO'D!
Trust your instincts. You know your cats. When my Coco Puff's meow changed, I knew something wasn't right. That's when he went deaf due to a sinus infection. He regained most of his hearing, thankfully, but I knew he wasn't right. If I recall correctly, I think I posted that his meow had changed. Call your vet and maybe s/he can reassure you w/out an appt. but, if not, have them checked out. Since they both seem to have laryngitis, it may be something that they'll continue to pass back and forth between them and a vet visit might be able to clear it up.![]()
Blessings,
Mary
"Time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all." Ecclesiastes 9:11
I called the vet's office and told them about Cricket and Owen. The vet had suggested a year or 2 ago that I give Cricket a half of a chlortab, for her runny eyes that she seems to get during the spring/heavy pollen season. I had noticed that they were running more this week, as well. They said it was probably allergy related so I gave them both some chlortab in a pill pocket when I got home. I wish I had thought about that yesterday. I'll see if that helps them, and if they aren't better by Monday or Tuesday I'll take them to the vet. I should've thought about allergies because I'm also have allergy issues this week, too. Hopefully we will get some rain soon to wash some of the pollen/stuff away.![]()
Our Ralph Syracuse and Nicholas, both BIG talkers, had been known to have lost their voices. To the vet, who checked for obstructions and other things. They came home with no meds. I ran a vaporizer, the boys were on " voice rest," and in a few days later, they were back. I imagine at the Bridge, they are just chatting away....
Allergy was exactly the direction I was thinking - it would definitely change the meow.
Owen's voice is back in full force. I have not heard Cricket "talking" today to see how she sounds. Maybe the allergy pills helped this weekend, or maybe it just worked itself out. I will check Crickey's voice in a few.![]()
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