The reasons why a cat has a hoarse voice and cannot bark:

1. The cat’s throat is scratched by a foreign object, and if it is not treated in time, it causes throat inflammation, resulting in hoarseness.

2. A cat's hoarse voice may be caused by something stuck in its throat, and may also be accompanied by symptoms such as poor energy and poor appetite. You should take your cat to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, and tell the doctor in detail what the cat has eaten recently, so that the cause of the cat's hoarseness and inability to bark can be found as soon as possible.

3. Cats catching a cold can inflame their throats and cause hoarseness.

4. Cats suffer from pharyngitis, tonsillitis, etc. If the cat usually doesn’t meow much, but its throat suddenly becomes hoarse, it may be caused by swelling and pain in the throat. It is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time. .

Solutions to cats with hoarse throats:

1. If the cat has inflammation in the throat, you can add some antibiotics to the cat to treat and reduce inflammation. It usually gets better.

2. If the cat’s voice becomes hoarse just due to long-term or loud shouting, it can usually recover on its own after three to five days of rest.

3. Observe the cat’s living habits. If it is angry, feed the cat water in time. Drink more water to promote metabolism in the body. It can also moisturize the throat.

4. Be sure to take the cat to the pet hospital for relevant examinations and receive professional treatment in time.