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• Active Hours – Many new cat owners
  find it surprising that cats are actually the most active at night.  When you are getting ready for work, your cat
  will probably be getting ready for a nap. 
  However, cats are also highly sociable and can adapt their sleeping habits
  to their feeding schedules.
• Energy Reserve – Although cats are
  domesticated, they still retain the instinct to creep in the shadows and pounce
  on their pray.  When your cat is
  sleeping, they are reserving energy for running, pouncing, climbing and
  stalking.
• Sleeping Patterns – Cats switch
  between a light sleep and a deep sleep.  Cats
  doze off for fifteen minutes to a half hour at a time, positioning themselves so
  that they can spring up into action at any time.  They alternate this with a  five minute deep sleep.
• Weather – Just like us, cats tend to
  be sleepier on cold and rainy days.

To learn more about your
pet’s habits and health, visit Bregman
Vet Group!