FAQ

A 3-month-old kitten typically sleeps between 16 to 20 hours a day.

Not in corpus.

A cat has chosen you if it consistently seeks your company, shows affection through purring, rubbing, kneading, or bringing you 'gifts', and displays trust by exposing its belly or sleeping near you.

Yes, cats may sleep on you as a form of protection and bonding, indicating trust and a desire to keep you safe within their perceived territory.

A cat that has chosen you will seek your company, display affection through purring and rubbing, and feel safe enough to sleep near or on you.

While cats may not consciously protect you, sleeping on you can indicate trust, affection, and a sense of mutual safety.

A cat has likely chosen you if it seeks your attention, follows you around, and displays affectionate behaviors like purring, kneading, and slow blinking.

Cats may sleep on you as a sign of trust and affection, and while it's not a sign of active protection, it represents a sense of security they feel with you.

While cats do not possess mystical healing powers, their presence and behavior—like lying on your chest—can provide comfort, reduce stress, and promote relaxation.

Yes, many cats are happier when they sleep with their owners, as it provides them with warmth, security, and a sense of companionship.