Cat Snoring Loudly
Here s what you should know.
Cat snoring loudly. Your cat s snores don t ebb and flow getting a lot more harsh and loud then very light at different times. Cady passed away from cancer in april 2015 at the age of 16. Discharge from the eyes or nose sneezing or sores on the nose may all be indications of an upper respiratory infection. In this case your cat may be snoring because of mucous in the nasal passages.
If you notice any of the following signs accompanying your cat s snores make an appointment with a veterinarian right away. Very cute cat snoring in deep sleep to enjoy. Snoring in cats is less common than it is in dogs which may leave cat owners wondering if there s a major issue with their feline companions. I miss her deeply.
Your cat doesn t seem to be struggling to breathe while snoring. My cat is 16 and has always breathed and purred loud recently he has been waking me up in my sleep because of snoring. While snoring could be indicative of a larger health issue a cat who snores is not necessarily in medical trouble. Your cat s snores are light.
Your cat has no other symptoms of illness change in appetite coughing sneezing wheezing etc.