As seen on Rover.com:
When Do Cats Sleep? Are They Really Nocturnal?
Published Jun 23, 2023
In this article, the author explains whether cats are nocturnal and details their sleeping patterns. Cats are crepuscular, meaning they are most active at dawn and dusk. They take multiple naps throughout the day and night due to their polyphasic sleep pattern. The article discusses how cats’ natural hunting instincts and behaviors influence their sleep schedule and offers tips on aligning your cat’s sleep pattern with your own, such as providing enrichment during the day and engaging in play sessions before bedtime.
Rover.com
More Press Mentions:
How to Keep Cats Away from Plants and Protect Your Indoor Oasis
Stephen was recently interviewed by Wendy Rose Gould for Reader’s Digest. In this article, the author provides tips on how…
A Blanket Statement: Why Your Cat Sucks Blankets
In this article, the author explores why cats suck on blankets. This behavior is often a form of self-soothing and…
Whiskers & Whispers: Why Your Cat Has A Silent Meow
In this article, the author explains why cats might meow silently. Silent meows can indicate affection, communication, or health issues…
Cat Is Photographed Meeting Santa: ‘Big Mad’
In this article, the author describes a photo of a disgruntled cat named Noodle meeting Santa Claus for the first…