Do Cats Cuddle More In Winter at Darla Grossi blog

Do Cats Cuddle More In Winter. Cats do tend to sleep more in winter, and you might have observed this cozy behavior in your own feline friends. Read on to explore the link between cold weather and. Truth be told, there's a list of differences you may notice. Shorter, colder days in winter can affect your cat’s mood and activity level; As a cat’s natural circadian rhythm readjusts, they’re likely to sleep more—some cats can sleep up to 20 hours a day in the winter. Use daylight exposure and sad lamps to combat seasonal blues. When it comes to sleeping, cats prefer warm places, preferably at a location where they feel safe. If you’ve watched your cat seek out sunny spots in the house or curl up in blankets more often. Spring’s longer days and warmer weather increase your cat’s energy, leading to more ‘zoomies’—keep play engaging to match their mood. That’s why you’d often find them at the back of the wardrobe, napping on your clothes, or sprawled on a sunny patch in the garden during the summer. With how much they sleep during the rest of the year, it may be difficult to tell if your kitty is sleeping more than normal as winter approaches. Cats cuddle for many different reasons, depending on who they’re cuddling with.

Use daylight exposure and sad lamps to combat seasonal blues. If you’ve watched your cat seek out sunny spots in the house or curl up in blankets more often. Truth be told, there's a list of differences you may notice. Spring’s longer days and warmer weather increase your cat’s energy, leading to more ‘zoomies’—keep play engaging to match their mood. Cats cuddle for many different reasons, depending on who they’re cuddling with. That’s why you’d often find them at the back of the wardrobe, napping on your clothes, or sprawled on a sunny patch in the garden during the summer. With how much they sleep during the rest of the year, it may be difficult to tell if your kitty is sleeping more than normal as winter approaches. Shorter, colder days in winter can affect your cat’s mood and activity level; Read on to explore the link between cold weather and. Cats do tend to sleep more in winter, and you might have observed this cozy behavior in your own feline friends.

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Do Cats Cuddle More In Winter Cats do tend to sleep more in winter, and you might have observed this cozy behavior in your own feline friends. Cats cuddle for many different reasons, depending on who they’re cuddling with. As a cat’s natural circadian rhythm readjusts, they’re likely to sleep more—some cats can sleep up to 20 hours a day in the winter. Truth be told, there's a list of differences you may notice. Shorter, colder days in winter can affect your cat’s mood and activity level; Spring’s longer days and warmer weather increase your cat’s energy, leading to more ‘zoomies’—keep play engaging to match their mood. Read on to explore the link between cold weather and. That’s why you’d often find them at the back of the wardrobe, napping on your clothes, or sprawled on a sunny patch in the garden during the summer. When it comes to sleeping, cats prefer warm places, preferably at a location where they feel safe. Cats do tend to sleep more in winter, and you might have observed this cozy behavior in your own feline friends. With how much they sleep during the rest of the year, it may be difficult to tell if your kitty is sleeping more than normal as winter approaches. If you’ve watched your cat seek out sunny spots in the house or curl up in blankets more often. Use daylight exposure and sad lamps to combat seasonal blues.