Title: Do Cats Hibernate?
Headings: Do Cats Hibernate?
Do Cats Hibernate?
Do Cats Hibernate?
What is hibernation?
How winter affects cats
Seasonal affective disorder in cats
Helping your cat cope with winter
Give him more access to light
Avoid overfeeding your feline
Take him outdoors
Exercising your cat during winter
Your cat does not hibernate

Content: Typically, these symptoms remain just until spring when the days become longer and the weather becomes warmer. Cats can also succumb to SAD, exhibiting symptoms like fatigue, restlessness, and drastic changes in eating patterns. The decrease in the amount of sunlight due to the seasons adversely affects cats. This decrease in natural light alters the production of serotonin in cats. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter inside a creature’s body that is responsible for regulating several bodily functions. These include sleep, memory, digestion, appetite, mood, and even social behavior. Apart from the changes in the levels of sunlight your cat may be getting during fall and winter, depression in felines can also kick in due to inactivity. When a cat does not get enough exercise, he exhibits symptoms like irritation and restlessness. Helping your cat cope with winter
If you suspect that your pet is suffering from SAD, there are a few things you can do to help him cope better until spring’s arrival. Give him more access to light
During the latter part of the year, the days grow shorter while the nights become longer.