Does anyone's kitten/cat snore?

Miró

floyd wrote: »

Mine snores quite loudly as she is part persian and has inherited a slightly squishy nose. Its cute though and doesn't seem to cause her any distress

My half Persian sleeps with her nose up against a boiling hot central heating pipe and snores so loudly I can hear her from upstairs. She also has a favourite trick of hiding underneath a lounge chair, then falls asleep and lets out the most earsplitting snore that makes the chair sitter jump a mile :rolleyes:

floyd

No he is one of the full persians that I had a long time ago, lovely boy but unbelievably thick!

Wonder_Girl

My cat snores all the time, always has since she was a baby. Sometimes it's so loud my OH thinks it's me:rotfl:

anniestar

Five of mine snore(two very loudly) the other two are just too lazy to expend the energy:rotfl:

Joannef_2

I feel more reassured after reading these posts!

Skippycat

Yes my parents have had cats that have snored too.

JCD_Capulet

My eldest cat (in the picture) snores quite loudly, it sometimes wakes me from my sleep because I believe there's someone else in the room with me! Mind you, she's 14 and huge (always has been in the 4yrs I've had her) so age and weight might be something to do with it. My youngest cat has nightmares and wakes up from her sleep meowing really loudly. Again, also freaks me out from time to time lol.

Joannef_2

JCD_Capulet wrote: »

My eldest cat (in the picture) snores quite loudly, it sometimes wakes me from my sleep because I believe there's someone else in the room with me! Mind you, she's 14 and huge (always has been in the 4yrs I've had her) so age and weight might be something to do with it. My youngest cat has nightmares and wakes up from her sleep meowing really loudly. Again, also freaks me out from time to time lol.

Your cat is a gorgeous colour.

The first time I heard my kitten snore I was really worried as my previous cat didn't snore at all. When she snores she is in a really deep sleep - you can move her and she carries on sleeping. I guess she just tires herself out with all the playing and running around. She has to go to the vets tomorrow for a vaccination anyway so I assume he will check her over as I've only had her two weeks and it's the first time she's been to my vet as the breeder had already arranged some of her injections.

nealallen

My cat, Lucky, is about 5 now and has snored all his life. It gets so bad sometimes, we have to turn the TV up :rotfl:

NickiM

Two of my three cats snore, but they are quite large!