Male cat instant voice change?

[helloimrichelle]

My little man Coco is just about six months old now and not neutered just yet.(saving up for it!) But yesterday I had noticed his voice had changed overnight. His voice before was normal cat meow, not a kitten mew. But the next morning, I noticed it had gotten a bit deeper and sad, with almost a purr to it if that makes sense. I just wanted to know what that could possibly be without having to spend all that money on a vet if it lent serious.
No hiding, no change in attitude or behavior, no change in eating, everything seems pretty normal.

 

[catpack]

Any sudden changes really need to be checked out by a vet. The few times I have experienced a voice change with a cat it has been due to health reasons.

 

[StefanZ]

My little man Coco is just about six months old now and not neutered just yet.(saving up for it!) But yesterday I had noticed his voice had changed overnight. His voice before was normal cat meow, not a kitten mew. But the next morning, I noticed it had gotten a bit deeper and sad, with almost a purr to it if that makes sense. I just wanted to know what that could possibly be without having to spend all that money on a vet if it lent serious.
No hiding, no change in attitude or behavior, no change in eating, everything seems pretty normal.

It COULD be his becoming a male, its even quite probable.  But the only way to play it safe is to let a vet check him up.  You can perhaps combine these two? Check up, and if everything is OK, let the vet proceed with neutering.

 

[atelloni]

My little man Coco is just about six months old now and not neutered just yet.(saving up for it!) But yesterday I had noticed his voice had changed overnight. His voice before was normal cat meow, not a kitten mew. But the next morning, I noticed it had gotten a bit deeper and sad, with almost a purr to it if that makes sense. I just wanted to know what that could possibly be without having to spend all that money on a vet if it lent serious.
No hiding, no change in attitude or behavior, no change in eating, everything seems pretty normal.

Hello,

Did you ever follow-up with a vet on this? I have a little girl siamese that is 9 months old and her voice changed within the day as well. It went from a high pitched yip to a lower actual meow. That also sounds sad like you mentioned. No change in play, eating or potty.

Thanks!