First of all, we need to understand the reason why the cat bursts and meows. This sound may be caused by one of three situations. Just like humans, cats may gain throat pain or lose their voice due to infection or disease. In this case, the voice of the cat will become low or extremely hoarse.
In some cases, the meow has no throat infection or sound, but it does suffer some physical damage to the throat area. For example, when the disease is left untreated and the cough is too severe, some cats will experience sore throat and loss of sound. In these cases, it also shows a burst sound.
Some cats may have a lot of mood swings and their voices may become sharp and husky when they feel anxious, nervous, or overly excited. Once these reasons are clarified, we can start to find solutions.
If your cat has no medical history but suddenly has a burst cat meow, it is recommended that you take him to the veterinarian. In this way, you can confirm the cause of the cat through the doctor's diagnosis so that you can take better solutions. If your cat has been diagnosed, you can start taking treatment for the cat.