Title: Cat Night Behaviour Keeping You Awake? Causes of Cat Night Activity
Headings: Nighttime activity in Cats
Nighttime activity in Cats
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Signs of Cat Behavior at Night
Causes of Nocturnal Cat Behavior
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Content: Signs of Cat Behavior at Night
Your cat might have different behaviors that won’t let you sleep at night. These behaviors might start in the evening or wake you up in the middle of the night and include: Wild, excited play across you or your furniture
Nibbling your toes while you sleep
Attacking your ears while you sleep
Walking across you while you sleep
Crying or yowling
Causes of Nocturnal Cat Behavior
Cats sometimes are more active at night or in the early mornings. This is usually caused by your cat’s natural instinct to hunt and travel at these times. But there may be other factors that add to excessive nocturnal behavior in cats, including: Being home alone. You may leave your cat home alone during the day while you’re at work or school. During this time, your cat may spend most of the day sleeping or relaxing. All that rest during the day can lead to an active cat at night. Boredom.