This situation may be caused by the cat's sleeping position being incorrect and compressing the trachea. The cat's nose is blocked, and respiratory infections can also cause the cat to snore. Parents can observe the cat for other abnormalities, such as decreased appetite and poor energy. , reluctance to move, etc. As long as you find something strange in your cat, you must find out the cause and treat it in time.

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Some cats with short nasal cavities may snore frequently. As long as they eat, drink and poop normally, there will be no problem. Parents should raise them more often Clean their faces.