I have 2 questions about my cat?

The first question is: My cat snores loud while she is sleeping, is this normal or could it be a health concern?

Second question: First of all my cat is about 5 weeks pregnant and I notice while she is sleeping she jerks alot her ears twitch, her paws twitch and she makes a noise like she is moanning, I want to know is she dreaming or is she feeling the kittens moving around? Should I wake her up?
Answers:
Your cats are normal, as for the twitching, the cat is dreaming or even kittenss moving, my cats twitch and they are spayed and neutered, and they both snore. Never wake a cat up from sleep unless you notice a horribile dream anf pet the cat slowly and say it's name lightly to wake it. Got to be careful with waking it. This could cause harm to cat if you wake it up abruptly for no reason. Let them sleep and dream and snore. I had cats my whole life and I am 52 years old and I always had and have them regular vet check ups.

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my cat snores 2 very loud he has always done it %26 never took no harm from it. cats always jerk about when asleep well mine all do anyway just leave her to sleep she is dreaming

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I am not a vet, but I think she is just dreaming, cats do that all of the time lol
Try speaking to her nicely to comfort her, but let her sleep.

As far as the snoring goes, cats do snore too sometimes, but just in case go get her checked out.
If she is expecting a litter she should have a vet visit anyways.

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the snoring could be an overweight problem.The twitching is dreaming,our cats do the same

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I have two cats who snore while sleeping!
I don't think you should worry but as a precaution I regularly check their noses and clean them if necessarily...

The twitching is probably because she is dreaming...
You don't have to wake her but when she starts to "talk" in her sleep be there when she wakes up...they tend to be disorientated after vivid dreams...

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i dont know but i just love cats!

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Snoring is natural especially in short nosed breeds (Persians, Exotics). As far as the twitching she is dreaming and dreaming means that she is sleeping normally. At five weeks the kittens are not moving that much. they are just half way through their fetal development.

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She is probably dreaming or it may be her nerves making her ears twitch. Her snoring is normal. I have a male cat who snores too. Best of luck with your kitty. Hope her birthing goes good.