FAQ

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It is generally not recommended to wake a sleeping cat unless it’s absolutely necessary, as cats need their rest for physical and emotional health.

When a cat sleeps next to you, it signifies deep trust, affection, and a desire for companionship and safety.

Generally, it's best not to wake a sleeping cat unless necessary, as they need plenty of sleep for their health and well-being.

When a cat sleeps next to you, it signifies trust, affection, and a desire for companionship.

Waking a sleeping cat is generally not recommended unless necessary, as it can stress the cat and disrupt their natural rest cycles.

When a cat sleeps next to you, it usually means they trust you, feel safe in your presence, and share a strong emotional bond with you.

Cats often sleep with their heads hanging down to stay comfortable, regulate body temperature, or relax their muscles after activity.

While cats don’t have healing powers, their presence and behavior—like laying on your chest—can promote relaxation and emotional comfort.

Cats sleep on their backs with legs open when they feel completely safe, relaxed, and comfortable in their environment.