Cats can snore for the same reasons that humans snore. The air movement in the nasal passages or the throat is blocked causing the snoring sound. If your cat snores, try repositioning her to see if that helps. Sometimes cats will snore simply because of the way they are sprawled out and sleeping. You could also try adding a humidifier to the room to help bring moisture to the nasal passages and decrease the snoring. Breeds like the Persian that have short noses are often prone to snoring because of the restricted nasal passages. Snoring could be caused by underlying health conditions as well. For instance, obesity, sleep apnea, abscessed teeth are just a few illnesses that can lead to snoring. Viral and bacterial infections or colds can also cause snoring. In each of these instances, the snoring should be treated by a vet. If you have questions about your cat snoring, talk with your veterinary clinic Aurora, CO.