This is “Sunny” he was our splenectomy from last week. He also has been diagnosed with Laryngeal Paralysis, here is a video explaining that. **Additional note “Sunny’s” mom says he is recovering very well from his surgery. | Foxcroft Veterinary Services, PA

Deep voice cat with laryngeal paralysis 🤯 Laryngeal paralysis in cats is a rare but serious condition where the muscles that control the opening of the larynx (voice box) stop working properly. This makes it difficult for air to pass into the lungs, especially during exercise, stress, or heat. Affected cats may show signs such as noisy or labored breathing, voice changes, coughing, gagging, or intolerance to activity. In severe cases, it can lead to respiratory distress or collapse. The conditi

Laryngeal paralysis is a condition where the muscles controlling the larynx weaken, leading to difficulty breathing. Dogs at Risk: Common in large breeds like Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and Saint Bernards, typically in older dogs. Signs to Watch For: -Noisy or labored breathing -Voice changes (weaker or raspier bark) -Coughing, especially after drinking or eating -Exercise intolerance or collapse in severe cases Treatment Options: Mild cases may be managed with weight control and av