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Why do cats sleep so much?

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Cats sleep an average of fifteen hours a day, and some can sleep up to twenty hours in a twenty-four hour period. Which raises the question: Why do cats sleep so much?

How much sleep does your cat get on average if you could guess?
 

Crystal

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All I know is with what my house sounds like at night, I question how much sleep those two ever really get.
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Ben

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Short burst predators. They save more energy by sleeping 18+ hours of the day. Makes it easier to go hard when a bird happens to walk into the wrong neighborhood.

My cat go bananas at 7am if I'm not already up and feeding her. Sometimes I get the 3am yowling as she runs around the house thinking everyone disappeared, or something.
 

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Short burst predators. They save more energy by sleeping 18+ hours of the day. Makes it easier to go hard when a bird happens to walk into the wrong neighborhood.

My cat go bananas at 7am if I'm not already up and feeding her. Sometimes I get the 3am yowling as she runs around the house thinking everyone disappeared, or something.
It's their training, they all follow a standardized field guide

 
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Hmm, that would explain their ability to put me to sleep. The other day, I sat down to read, and a cat hopped on my chest and started purring. I was asleep within minutes and woke up four hours later.

If only they did that at night and saved their yelling for during the day.
 
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