FAQ

Cats generally prefer sleeping in the dark or dimly lit environments, as it aligns with their natural instincts and nocturnal behavior.

Yes, cats can comfortably stay in the dark, as they have excellent night vision and often feel secure in darker environments.

Cats generally prefer to sleep in the dark or low-light environments, mimicking their natural nocturnal habits.

Yes, cats can be left in the dark as they have excellent night vision, but they still need some light for comfort and safety.

Cats naturally prefer to sleep in the dark, as they are crepuscular animals and their vision is adapted for low light conditions.

Yes, it's generally safe to leave cats in the dark, as they have excellent night vision and are comfortable navigating in low-light environments.

Cats can navigate in very low light, but complete darkness can limit their vision; they still need minimal light to see effectively.

No, most cats are not stressed by sleeping in the dark; they are naturally adapted to low light conditions.

The best place for a cat to sleep at night is a quiet, safe, and warm spot, ideally in a cozy cat bed placed in a low-traffic area of your home.

It’s generally better to turn the light off at night for a cat, as they can see well in the dark and prefer a natural day-night cycle.