My cat snores!!
By kbkbooks
@kbkbooks (7022)
Canada
December 29, 2006 2:38pm CST
My cat suddenly started making these really weird breathing noises the other night. They actually woke me up. Sometimes he makes little purrs and meows when he dreams but when I checked on him this time, he was comfortably curled up with his head on top of his tail and just breathing really deep. It sounded kind of funny through his nose. I never knew him to snore before but I know some animals do. I was wondering maybe he just has a cold or something.
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@fyrescryer (912)
• United States
29 Dec 06
He might just have a cold since you have never heard him snore before, however cats and dogs as well do snore, i know because my cat and dog both do all the time, and when my husband and kids all join in it is a regular snore fest around here. lol!!!
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@vitekfdr (647)
• United States
6 Sep 07
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@pendragon (3350)
• United States
30 Dec 06
I have had many cats, one of the tabby females snored the worst of the lot. Now i have one cat left a 15 yr old domestic short hair male.He wheeze-snores when he sleeps, and i usually look all around the room for the source of whatever it could be, I usually find him in a box nearby or deep in the couch throw pillows,lol.
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@hockeygal4ever (10021)
• United States
30 Dec 06
LOL.. we have a cat that snores now too. My dog used to, but I had to put him to sleep. Now the other dog sleeps quietly next to me. I'm thinking when he gets old he might snore too! lol
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