Cat owners often hear their cats snoring. But you know what? A cat's snoring is actually related to its mood, environment, physical condition, etc. Pet owners must pay attention to distinguish the cat's snoring state under different circumstances.
Cats often purr, which actually means several things. Pet owners should not take it lightly.
First, let’s take a look at the principle of cat snoring.
Zoologists have concluded through research that a cat's snoring is actually a neural oscillator that issues instructions according to the cat's emotional and physical state, and then the cat's valve responds, finally producing the sound of purring.
To put it simply, after the cat's brain issues instructions, friction occurs between the cat's vocal cords and the valve, and the pressure changes, causing the cat to purr.
What does it mean if your cat purrs frequently?
I don’t know if you have noticed that when a cat spends time with you and gets closer to you, it will purr in front of you more often. This is actually the cat’s way of expressing friendliness. Their inner thought is that they want to establish a close relationship with the shit shovel and are willing to be touched by the shit shovel.
Cats also purr between cats. In addition to licking their fur, cats will also purr to another cat to express their affection.
When else will a cat snore? The answer is while sleeping. Especially when the cat is sleepy and the cat is gently stroked by the cat, it will purr involuntarily, which means that the cat feels comfortable, relaxed and contented.
Many people may have heard that a cat’s purring has healing properties. This is actually true. Zoologists believe that cats purring can relieve their own pain and reduce pain.
So if your cat purrs frequently, or even doesn’t stop all day long, then you should pay attention. The cat may be injured, sick, in pain or uncomfortable. The one that keeps purring.
Of course, if you ignore the cat for a long time, the cat will also make some "movements" when it feels lonely and bored. The most common ones are meowing and snoring. The cat actually does this to attract your attention. It wants you to play with it for a while. At this time, the cat will be very satisfied if the owner touches it and interacts with it.
Conclusion: When does your cat usually snore?
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