Is this unusual?

**Roscoe** · 13-07-2014, 04:43 PM

We have a cat that snores. She gets comfy on the settee, drops off and starts snoring - not loudly, but definitely snoring. Is it something that is unusual, or do some of you out there have a snoring cat?

**wainuitech** · 13-07-2014, 05:03 PM

Got a Snoring dog -- When she gets going

and she sleeps next to our bed.

**Bryan** · 13-07-2014, 05:07 PM

Cats, dogs and in fact all animals snore.

**gary67** · 13-07-2014, 05:08 PM

3 cats, none allowed in the bedroom at night so who knows

**Roscoe** · 13-07-2014, 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by wainuitech

Got a Snoring dog -- When she gets going

and she sleeps next to our bed.

How do you sleep, then, with a snorer alongside your bed?

**wainuitech** · 13-07-2014, 05:25 PM

Foam ear plugs when the Mrs and the dog get going, if they were in sync it wouldn't be so bad

**kenj** · 13-07-2014, 05:45 PM

Originally Posted by wainuitech

Foam ear plugs when the Mrs and the dog get going, if they were in sync it wouldn't be so bad

My sympathies WT. SWMBO and my avatar (nearly 14 now) snore like crazy.

Ken

**Roscoe** · 13-07-2014, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by wainuitech

Foam ear plugs when the Mrs and the dog get going, if they were in sync it wouldn't be so bad

You could kick the dog out but you would be chancing it trying to kick the missus out, so ear plugs do seem to be the answer.

**wainuitech** · 13-07-2014, 05:59 PM

Originally Posted by Roscoe

You could kick the dog out but you would be chancing it trying to kick the missus out, so ear plugs do seem to be the answer.

All fair in love and war

I snore as well - so I'm told.

Its when the dog start dreaming out loud, growling and barking and sometimes running in her sleep,thats whats annoying.

**gary67** · 13-07-2014, 08:48 PM

I refuse to allow pets in the bedroom at night much to SWMBO's annoyance. If I had my way pets wouldn't even be in the house at all. Houses for people not animals although with some its hard to tell them apart.