Do Your Pets Snore?

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My cat snore, a little cute snore.

My dog snores sometimes. So did my last cat, but I haven't heard the current cat do it.

I knew a person with had dog that snore

It seems to me that I have heard dogs snore.

But that all takes a back seat in my memories because we used to have cat that...talked in its sleep!


We had feistly little spayed female calico cat. Ruled the house for years until my sister adopted the cat belonging to a girlfriend. This newcomer was a spayed male twice the first cat's size. The small would bully the big male.

And in all fairness the female was in the house first.

Sometime we would see the male looking distressed as the female would give him a "tongue lashing": making long growling noises punctuated with "ow" sounds. We all would speculate on how to "translate" it into English:"I told you to leave this house, and find your own home, and here you still are, darkening my door....".

A number of times we would see the female sound asleep, and we hear the exact same loud sound coming out of her while she was still curled up and asleep (like she was dreaming about herself giving the other cat a dressing down).

My dog does snore very loudly.

My overweight old female cat snores. Sometimes she makes little grumbly noises too, or starts meowing loudly and wakes herself up looking confused and surprised.

I don't hear my rats snore.

I've had cats who snored----sometimes rather loudly.