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ShazzieB

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3. My cat Willow is a pretty quiet and still sleeper.

Reply to Delmette2.0 (Original post)

Thu Oct 9, 2025, 10:36 PM

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But the cat we had before her, Logan, made all kinds of funny noises and movements in his sleep. Everything from twitching paws and legs to making little clicky noises with his mouth like he was dreaming about stalking prey. He also snored frequently. My daughter and I used to fall apart laughing while watching him (stifling our giggles to avoid waking him up. I could kick myself for not making any videos of him.

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I am sure we have all watched our dogs and maybe cats sleeping [View all] Delmette2.0 Thursday OP

Sleeping cats sometimes twitch their paws. Ocelot II Thursday #1

Dogs twitch feet, legs, ears, and whine. Delmette2.0 Thursday #2

My cat Willow is a pretty quiet and still sleeper. ShazzieB Thursday #3

I have not heard about snoring. Delmette2.0 Thursday #4

I once had a snoring cat. Sometimes I'd have to poke him or turn him over to make him stop Ocelot II Thursday #5

Oh my. Delmette2.0 Saturday #7

My cat Martini snores. MIButterfly Saturday #6

I guess anything can happen with our pets. Delmette2.0 Saturday #8