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SnoringHow bad can a cats snoring get? One of my Maine Coons is a very rotund cat and she snores even worse than any husband can. When she is in the room with me, I have to turn the TV up to hear it!!! When I am in bed at night, I can hear her snoring from the downstairs lounge. I have recently had new neighbours and I am hoping they don't think it is me !!! 
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OMG - that must be some snore! I would wonder if her rotundity is contributing to her snoring so loudly (as they say it does with people). Also, I'd get her checked at the vet in case she has any upper respiratory tract problems. |
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Wow, that is loud! Most of mine have snored, but softly. I agree with Angie, might be a good idea to have her checked. Pics??? |
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ronnies a snorer, and at night he likes to sleep on the window sill in the bedroom, and the noise he kicks up. i have had to get up and prod him. i do wear ear plugs some nights lol |
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