18 hours a day.For example, a 7-year-old cat in human years has only been awake 2 years of its life. It slept 5 years of its life.
The cat sleeps in its bed.
Cats often choose to sleep on their owner's lap because they feel safe, comfortable, and bonded to their owner. The warmth and closeness of being on your lap can provide a sense of security and relaxation for your cat.
No cat is a pet, it will sleep where it pleases the cat. It has no regard for the person who feeds it, only for a roll in the alley and for the litters that result.
sleep, eat. Depends on the cat.
sleep
read a book about cat or pet or let them see cat sleep on your phones and a tv
Well my cat does in it's sleep
Cats often seek comfort and warmth from their owners when they are feeling unwell. Your cat may be trying to provide you with comfort and support by sleeping on you when you are sick.
There's not much you can do to force the issue - if your cat doesn't want to sleep in your bed, he/she isn't going to. You can encourage your cat to feel comfortable in your bed by gently placing him/her there and petting him/her in your bed. Over time, your cat may decide to sleep there.
I think the cat should sleep where ever it wants but is you are going to be mean then I suppose everytime the cat is tired put it on your bed.
It varies greatly with the cat's age. Kittens will sleep 17-20 hours a day. As they age, cats will sleep less, to about 12 to 13 hours a day, but they will also spend a lot of time in a state of lowered awareness that is not exactly sleep and not exactly awake, and that substitutes for some sleeping time. As a cat gets very old, often its time asleep will increase again, to as much as 18 hours a day; but that may be cause for concern as it indicates that the cat's metabolism may be failing.
A cat nap is a short nap taken in the early afternoon, often after the midday meal. Such a period of sleep is a common tradition in countries like Italy, Spain, etc.