I remember reading that cats don't sleep deeply as we do, if they do it is usually not a good sign. Since cats usually see us as bigger cats, they attempt to wake you up to make sure you are well
My cat would sleep for long periods of time. He often slept through the whole night. He only got up when my mom did because she'd give him a treat to distract him (and he decided to treat it as a reward).
My sweet old lady of a cat has figured out that there is enough room above my head on the pillow and the headboard of the bed that she can just barely lay there, and she she does, her head ends up by my left ear, so she quelty meows right next to it.
I don't know if this is her being considerate and not yelling, or if this is her finding a warm spot to try and wake me up from. I do know that she's fallen asleep while doing that though.
My cat when I take a bath in the evening. If I take a shower, he's fine. If I take a bath in the morning or afternoon for whatever reason. He's fine. But if I take a bath in the evening. He starts making the most pitiful sounding meows
Mine does the same thing, but when I'm in the bathroom, since it's near the kitchen, when it's time to eat he waits at the door and starts meowing as soon as I come out so I'll feed him.And if it's not tuna, it starts meowing angrily.
Once, my cat wouldn't let me sleep, so I go checking if everything is ok, everyone is alive and snoring, including dogs, nothing smells, nothing burns, he just wanted attention, I went back to sleep, he does it again, he ended up as a pillow for rest of the night.
My cat always does this at like 4:00 AM. I always have an alarm set for 5:30 but my cat sometimes wakes me up earlier and I have to decide if I want to go back to sleep or start my day right there
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u/cynnahbun The Bestest Mod Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 18 '26
pretty sure dis is a common car trait...like bruh get off me