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luvs

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alright. smile at this one if you may. i'm concerned cause my kitty snores. an allergy? other discusscooker's felines snoring?
 
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If this is a new problem Luv's then get the cat checked out at the vets. My dog always snores:LOL: He is content snuggled up with us, but we kick him to his bed if he gets too loud and hogs the bed :LOL:
 
i'm laughing at myself for being such a Mom. kitty has snored since i recently got 'er at 6 yrs. old.:LOL: i get rather fretful. those are my babies.:ROFLMAO:
 
4 of my 6 snore, it's not bad unless they are all on the bed at the same time. They sometimes will snore in unison, very funny to hear. On a more serious note if the eyes are clear and no sneezing I'd say everythings fine. During the humid days mine will get a rhinitis type thing, sneeze and loose their voices. It's like a sinus/allergy thing in people. If it persists for more than a week I'm off to the vets with them and my credit card! Ugh.
 
Several of my indoor cats snore, a couple whistle or squeak more than snore, really. Sometimes it is due to allergies and other times it is just the cat and their age. Just like us people!!
 

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