Rushlight do your self a favor call another vet and ask their opinion.
There could be several reason why the voice has been lost including some
serious issues ( which I doubt IMO with your info in your post )
In any situation I always go with my gut feelings If you feel something is
wrong than there is something wrong
Along time ago I had a cat that lost its voice it was due to an infection in
their larynx they looked fine outside acted fine ate fine drank fine.
After a few days of antibiotics the furball was fine
> Rushlight do your self a favor call another vet and ask their opinion.
> There could be several reason why the voice has been lost including some
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> > Thanks!
> > Rushlight
You're right, Matthew. I'm taking her in; I don't care what he says.
What if she has a tumor? I keep thinking, maybe she has a tumor! I'm
a bit of a hypochondriac, not only about my own health, but my
husband's and both cats, too! Still, that means it's a nice surprise
for me when nothing serious is wrong! :-)
Rushlight
Matthew - 01 Sep 2006 22:32 GMT
Good luck Keep us informed
Always got with the gut It is almost never wrong
>> Rushlight do your self a favor call another vet and ask their opinion.
>> There could be several reason why the voice has been lost including some
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> Rushlight
friesian@zoocrewphoto.com - 02 Sep 2006 12:25 GMT
> You're right, Matthew. I'm taking her in; I don't care what he says.
> What if she has a tumor? I keep thinking, maybe she has a tumor! I'm
> a bit of a hypochondriac, not only about my own health, but my
> husband's and both cats, too! Still, that means it's a nice surprise
> for me when nothing serious is wrong! :-)
Kira had an eye infection awhile back. When it returned again, she also
lost her meow. She could growl, but no meow.
I don't know the exact cause of that, but she was given antibiotics for
an infection, and her meow returned within a few days.
> Along time ago I had a cat that lost its voice it was due to an infection in
> their larynx they looked fine outside acted fine ate fine drank fine.
> After a few days of antibiotics the furball was fine
Infection was my first thought too