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posted by (anonymous) at 02:17pm on 2008-12-23
It varies with the cat. My cats actually snore loud enough sometimes to wake me up.

Unless it's labored breathing, or really heavy mouth breathing, I wouldn't worry about it.

-donnad.
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posted by [identity profile] dglenn.insanejournal.com at 08:23pm on 2008-12-27
Thanks -- it didn't sound the same as when she snores, and her breathing wasn't visibly laboured (and her mouth was closed). I'm taking the not-worrying-about-it advice.
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posted by (anonymous) at 07:54pm on 2009-01-09
my cat was just inhaling through her nose and exhaling through her mouth. any ideas?
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