Title: Why Do Cats Sleep So Much?
Headings: Why Do Cats Sleep So Much?
Why Do Cats Sleep So Much?
Cats Need Energy for the Hunt
Cats Sleeping With One Eye Open
The Nighttime Cat Crazies
Cats are Very Accommodating
What to do When Your Cat is a Hard-Core Nighttime Party Animal
Cat Love Bites - What Do They Really Mean?

Content: Sleeping positions can also be determined by the temperature. When cats are cold they tend to sleep in a curled up position and when the temperature is warm, they may sleep more stretched out. The Nighttime Cat Crazies
For many people, the cat’s sleep cycle doesn’t make sense. The cat sleeps all day and then goes into the “cat crazies” at night, bouncing off the walls, knocking things over and pawing at your face at 4am while you’re trying to sleep. Your cat is hardwired as a crepuscular predator and that means he’s naturally more active at dusk and dawn. In an outdoor setting, the type of prey he would hunt would be more active during those twilight hours. His internal clock is set to rest during the day and gear up for action in the early evening. Photo: Pexels
Cats are Very Accommodating
Even though your indoor cat doesn’t have to worry about hunting for his next meal, he still has that same natural sleeping pattern. Many cats, however, learn to adapt to our schedules and become more active during the day.