
Cats sleep 12 to 16 hours a day, a normal instinct from their wild predator ancestors. Sudden changes in sleep patterns alongside shifts in appetite or behaviour warrant a vet visit, says…
Cats sleep 12 to 16 hours a day, a normal instinct from their wild predator ancestors. Sudden changes in sleep patterns alongside shifts in appetite or behaviour warrant a vet visit, says ABP Live Lifestyle. To create a cosy napping space, choose soft bedding, a quiet location, warmth such as a sunny window, an elevated or semi-enclosed spot, and encourage regular play.
Pet lifestyle media often treats cat behaviour as a mystery needing elaborate intervention. The real insight is simpler: a cardboard box in a quiet corner works as well as any branded bed. The story's warning about sudden sleep changes alongside appetite shifts is the only part that matters for health. The rest is a reminder that cats need warmth, security, and zero fuss. Watch whether your cat actually uses the expensive bed you buy, or ignores it for a sunlit patch of floor.
Source: news.abplive.com
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