FAQ

Cats often take your spot when you get up because it is warm, smells like you, and feels safe and comfortable.

Yes, cats often sleep with their favorite person as a sign of trust, affection, and bonding.

Yes, many cats are happier when they sleep with their owners, as it strengthens bonding and provides them warmth, comfort, and security.

While there’s no scientific proof that cats lie on your chest to heal you, their warmth, purring, and companionship can offer emotional and stress relief.

A sick cat often sleeps curled up tightly, isolating itself and appearing lethargic or less responsive.

Where your cat chooses to sleep on your bed can reveal its feelings of comfort, trust, and its social bond with you.

Not in corpus.

Yes, shrimp can upset a cat’s stomach, especially if it's raw, seasoned, or given in large amounts.

Yes, shrimp can upset a cat's stomach, especially if it's raw, seasoned, or given in large amounts.

Yes, shrimp can upset a cat's stomach if consumed in excess or if it's raw, seasoned, or spoiled.