Vocal Cord Paralysis - Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders - MSD Manual Consumer Version

Everything You Should Know About Canine Laryngeal Paralysis

Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs: Symptoms, Treatment, What to Do

Did you know older labrador retrievers, as well as other breeds, commonly suffer from a paralyzed larynx (breathing apparatus)? Laryngeal paralysis is common in Labradors over 10 years of age and causes a hoarse breathing noise. The most common complication is a chronic hacking cough but heat stroke is also more common because the dogs can't exchange heat as easily. A definitive diagnosis is made by slightly sedating the pet and watching their larynx as they breathe. In this video, you can see t

How to Save a Dog Suffering from Laryngeal Paralysis

Popcorn Cafe🍿🎬 on Instagram: "Laryngeal paralysis in cats is a rare condition where the nerves controlling the voice box muscles stop working properly. This affects how the cat breathes and sounds, often making its meow deeper, hoarser, or unusually quiet. While it’s more common in dogs, especially breeds like Labradors and Golden Retrievers, it can also affect cats due to congenital issues, aging, trauma, or underlying nerve and muscle disorders. Along with voice changes, cats may show signs