It really depends on the cat. For example, if you have a big lazy cat, then that would mean that you need to start getting them to start moving more or else they'll become obese. But if your cat is an outdoor type, then they don't really need much exercise at home because of all the chasing and playing the do with other cats . Just don't forget to not over exercise your pet. It should be about 10-20 minutes.
Lions sleep more on their side then on their backs.
No
Lions sleep. None of the cat species hibernate.
Never, ever give a cat a human's medicine. Giving your cat a human's ambien pill could kill the cat. Cats are much smaller than humans and would need a much smaller dose of any medication, and you can't just guess the amount because that can still kill your cat. Ask a veterinarian.
There could be various reasons why your cat is now choosing to sleep on the floor instead of the bed. It could be due to changes in temperature, discomfort on the bed, or simply a preference for a different sleeping spot. Observing your cat's behavior and comfort levels may help you understand the reason behind this change.
carnivores
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.
They sleep so much because their intake if protein in their cat food.
Cats typically sleep 12-16 hours per day.
My doctor has told me that tweens need 9 hours of sleep a night! A Sleep Doctor should tell you to sleep 10 hours of sleep not 9 hours. Now Adult can sleep up to 6 hours, there bodys don't need that much sleep:)
at least 8 hours of sleep
Lizards needs 11hrs of sleep
First of all they LOVE to sleep, well at least my cat did. They might not play that much anymore depending on wich kind of cat.
As predators, cats need a lot more rest than humans so they can remain alert and focused. The amount of time spent sleeping can depend on a cat's life stage. Kittens are still growing and developing, so they're likely to need up to 20 hours of sleep per day, while adult cats need 15 hours or less.
an adult need sleep of maximum 8 hours.
The cat sleeps in its bed.
between 5-7 hours of sleep. Children need at least 7-8 hours of sleep