Why Do Cats Sleep So Much? A Look at Feline Sleep Cycles
Twelve to sixteen hours a day isn't laziness. It's tied to a crepuscular hunting schedule and a sleep cycle built from many short naps rather than one long stretch.
Maha Aj is Petfinnly's Cats Health Expert, writing evidence-based cat and kitten care guides for pet owners.
Twelve to sixteen hours a day isn't laziness. It's tied to a crepuscular hunting schedule and a sleep cycle built from many short naps rather than one long stretch.
The curl, the loaf, the belly-up sprawl: each sleeping position says something different about how safe and comfortable your cat feels in that moment.