1, the whole curled up:
If the cat curls up its whole body, wraps its tail and puts its little head on its chest, then the cat may feel a little cold at this time. Adopting this sleeping position can preserve the body heat to the maximum extent, thus protecting the fragile internal organs. Wild cats often sleep in this position. Although domestic cats don't have to worry about being attacked by enemies when they sleep, they may also need to be wary of their owners secretly poking their meat pads when they sleep. The cat curled up to sleep is actually expressing, leave yourself alone and don't disturb.
2. Sleeping in a box:
Every time I see a cat sleeping in a box, the shovel officer can't help taking pictures with his mobile phone because it's so cute. When a cat sleeps in a box, it will seek more security. The small enclosed space in the box will make the cat feel safe. In a multi-cat family or an environment with children at home, cats will choose to sleep in a box in order not to be disturbed and have a good sleep.
3. Sleeping on all fours:
The cat's abdomen is the most vulnerable part of the whole body, so the cat will not easily show it to others. If the cat often sleeps on its stomach and accidentally shows its belly, congratulations to the owner, which is a sign of great trust in the cat. Because only when cats feel very confident and safe will they sleep without restraint.
The cat sleeps on the bed.
When cats sleep on their backs, if there is any danger, they need more time to turn around and jump, so cats sleep like this because they are very sure that they will not be attacked while sleeping. So when the owner saw the cat sleeping like this, he resisted the impulse to pat its belly. After all, trust is hard to come by.
5, sleep into a cat roll:
When a cat doesn't want to sleep for a long time and just wants to take a nap, it will sleep, that is, lie down and put its front paws under it. Sometimes when you fall asleep, the cat's head will naturally fall off. Cats are usually satisfied with their surroundings, so they will approach slowly when posing.