husband would come to bed and she and i would be in there, sawing logs. it was really cute.

i sure to miss her.

Except it's high-pitched. Actually, he sounds like a drunk baby. Snrrrrk. Snrrrrk. Snrrrrk. Sometimes I have to give him a little nudge to make him stop so I can sleep.

always has. And he is a deep sleeper. It's sometimes hard to wake him.

He's 16 years old and he has kitty IBS, with lots of tummy issues. Even though he eats all the time, he is always a little under weight. I always thought that fat pets were more prone to snoring.

2naFish was a very stealthily fit girl and she not only snored on occasion, she would have dreams where she was apparently in an altercation taking paw swats at whomever her opponent was... but the funniest part was when she would hiss in her sleep, it was like a slow motion hiss! The growls were rare but really strange. When she had those kinds of dreams I would faintly call her like I was across the yard so she wouldn't be startled and I could slowly wake her and console her. She was a bit of a scrapper and had been beat up by an owl a couple times so I didn't want to shock her.

Yes, cats do just about all the same things people and dogs do in their sleep.

I miss her terribly.

...and one of them drools when he's sitting on my lap purring. Kinda gross.

Sort of like this one:

The saddest thing I ever heard from a sleeping cat was my cat crying. He was very young when I adopted him from the animal shelter, probably only four weeks old. For several years he would whimper and cry when he was sleeping if he wasn't curled up with me. I'd move over to him and gently stroke and cuddle him until he settled down and went into a calmer sleep.

who is a loud snorer. I get a chuckle when I hear them snoring together.

And sometimes twitch and moan while sleeping.

And, like people, as they get older, they snore more and more loudly.

Strangely enough it's the little female.

As a kitten she was Dora the Explorer, during the "terrible twos" she was Dora the Destroyer, now, at 5 years old she's Dora the Snorer.

3 toned snoring.

And she's just of average weight.

It's a quiet snore, usually when she's curled up into a little fluffy ball.

Awww...

Such a comforting sound.

Was quite distracting, but I loved her regardless.

I have a cat that had sinus eye herpes sinus infection when a kitten. The eye came through it OK but his sinuses were damaged a bit. He adapted. He snores very loudly. Not only that, he's learn to communicate with us via snorts and heavy breathing. He begs for treats by breathing heavy and snorts when he gets impatient. Very unusual!