Title: Why on Earth Is My Cat so Hyper? How Can I Calm a Hyper Cat Down?
Headings: Why on Earth Is My Cat so Hyper? How Can I Calm a Hyper Cat Down?
Why on Earth Is My Cat so Hyper? How Can I Calm a Hyper Cat Down?
Why Is My Cat so Hyper?
So are all cats this way?
How You Can Calm Your Hyper Cat Down
1. Have regular, high energy playtime with your cat during the day.
2. Add toys your cat can play with by him or her self to your cat’s environment.
3. Make your cat’s environment more engaging.
4. Stop free-feeding your cat; feed meals instead.
Your Thoughts on Hyper Cats?

Content: If they didn’t ever feel a visceral and pressing need to hunt, knowing cats, they would probably spend every minute of every day lazing around or napping all day. Which means in the wild, they would never catch anything, never eat, and we all know what happens when you don’t eat enough – you plain can’t survive. This hyperactivity has thus played a huge role in feline survival. So you can’t have a cat without that crazy look glistening in their eyes sometimes. So are all cats this way? Yes, absolutely all cats get hyperactive. It’s not just your cat that gets batty out of nowhere. And since cats are either nocturnal (active mostly at night) or crepuscular (active mostly at sunrise and sunset), cat owners do often encounter problems with their cat crying at night or waking them up way too early in the morning because that’s when these bursts of energy happen to come. Spoiler alert before you get too bummed out: your cat can adapt to be diurnal (active mostly during the day) just like you, and many cats actually do this on their own naturally after some time living with their humans, so if you know your cat is waking you up at night due to hyperactivity and wanting to play, and you’ve been really wishing they’d switch up to being hyperactive in the morning instead, there is absolutely hope yet for you and your fur ball.