When a cat makes noises while sleeping, you must first rule out the possibility that the cat is sick. Generally, when a cat suffers from a respiratory disease, it will snore whether it is sleeping at ordinary times or at night. Parents can observe the secretions of the cat's eyes and nose and its usual state. Determine whether your cat is snoring while sleeping due to illness. After eliminating the above reasons, the cat may be purring in peace.

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Cats will not make sounds when they are nervous. They will purr only when they are relaxed and comfortable. This is true for adult cats. This is most obvious in cats with short nasal cavities, and kittens are rarely heard snoring because their vocal cords are not fully developed.