In other words, do cats get pins-and-needles in their feet? We don’t know the answer for sure. We can guess pretty accurately, though, that cats don’t get pins-and-needles in their paws and lower legs – the area below the hock. … Continue reading →
All observant cat owners and lovers will be aware that their cat dreams and when they dream they twitch their whiskers, eyes, legs to varying degrees and move their mouths. They also might make some noises. They are going through … Continue reading →
To be more precise the question should refer to domestic cats and how they pick a favourite spot in the home for a while and then choose a different one for no apparent reason because, on the face of it, … Continue reading →
This is fairly typical of a better TikTok cat video i.e. it is not abusive! It is quite cute. The reason why I have it here is because it has been seen 9.3 million times. It has almost a million … Continue reading →
Humans are very strongly habituated to sleeping in one continuous session during the night. The domestic cat tends to sleep at any time whenever they are tired. The former is very rigid and the latter is very flexible. Admittedly, I … Continue reading →
A man said he couldn’t breathe when sleeping so he installed a camera to see why…. Such a cute picture. What can you say? His cat loves him really badly but doesn’t realise that he is damn near suffocating him. … Continue reading →
Do you remember that cats like to be in boxes as they feel more secure. Well there are variations on this theme as this very cosy and comfortable ginger tabby demonstrates. I added the genuine loaf to the image for … Continue reading →
From this picture, it appears that a cat’s preference for sleeping on her/his back runs in the family i.e. it is an inherited trait. This looks like a mother and her kittens. The kittens have either copied their mother or … Continue reading →
The title is a bit clumsy. It is taken directly from the Internet. To rephrase it the question is what percentage of a cat’s life is occupied sleeping? It is quite an interesting question but in order to answer it … Continue reading →
In my experience, it makes no difference to a domestic cat whether it is dark or light when they sleep. Habitually, they will sleep during the daytime when it is light because domestic cats are programmed to be active at … Continue reading →
