My cat is snoring so loudly. Do cats usually snore?
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This odd weather we have been having lately has messed up everybody's sinuses in my house. Everybody has a little bit of a head cold. Animals are no different.
I would suggest watching her for a bit if she keeps it up take here to your vet if not chock it up to a busy day or cold.
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I actually found an article after running an extensive google search on persian cats and snoring that says persians can snore because they have flat faces. It then listed all sorts of symptoms that are cause for worry. http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-34333966_ITM
It seems she's fine. So I closed the question because I found an answer. I didn't choose a best answer because no one used any sources.
But thanks anyway.
Tell your Persian I said "hello".
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personal experience
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I'd agree with jabba, I'd call a vet and let them know what you're hearing. It is possible that the cat has a bit of an upper respiratory issue, such as a virus, and you're actually hearing a bit of labored breathing that sounds similar to snoring.
Raised around cats all my life. :)
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Well she seems fine. The snoring sounds like extra loud purring. But it only started recently. Maybe a couple of months ago. She's 10 years old. But is always running around and playing.