Dogs with hoarse voices can be divided into the following situations. A. When the dog is in a new environment or is sensitive to movement around him, he may also bark for a long time causing damage to his vocal cords, so his voice may become hoarse. Second, if the dog wants to bark but has no voice, you can consider pharyngitis, mouth ulcers, stomatitis and other problems. Third, a respiratory infection, which may be accompanied by symptoms such as coughing, sneezing and a runny nose at this time.
