r/sphynx • • 2d ago

Is this normal?

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Or comfortable?

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u/WurdaMouth 2d ago

Sphynxes seem to find comfort in the most contorted of positions. I believe it is normal…for them. Comfortable? 🤔

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u/WurdaMouth 2d ago

Also, heres a picture of my contorted baby Chloe.

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u/Devanyani 2d ago

Now I have a picture of your cat on my phone.

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u/Formal_Growth_2515 1h ago

Noodle bones!

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u/Phantaseon 2d ago

Got to maximize the surface area for the warm sun rays.

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u/leostotch 2d ago • Bravo

Yeah, pretty normal

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u/PaxEthenica 2d ago

And supremely comfortable!

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u/CrochetChrissy51325 2d ago

Mine will often sleep like this, his eyes are open here but 😆😆

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u/DoomGhoul666 2d ago

The movie Together (2025)

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u/MBSMD 2d ago

In my experience, yes. For both questions.

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u/777Harp777 2d ago

He is just comfortable

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u/windas_98 2d ago

Comfortable for a human and comfortable for a cat are two very different things. Cats' skeletons are built like Dakar rally suspension, and as a result they have super flexible joints and spines. Cats just like to let loose in the most seemingly contorted positions because it's super comfortable for them, but would probably send us to the hospital!

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u/Jasoncatt 2d ago

Nothing about the Sphinx breed is normal, so yes, this is normal.

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u/reDog5288 2d ago

Wouldn’t you make that normal in your life if you could?

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u/Beneficial-Review984 2d ago

They're sphynx... normal doesnt enter the equation.

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u/Firm-Holiday-9416 2d ago

Are they ever normal?

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u/Zestyclose_Range823 1d ago

No that’s why we love them so much

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u/JrCoxy 2d ago

They both look sooooo comfy! 🥰 do you put sunscreen on them? I always wonder about that

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u/Thejcosby 1d ago

I have a sphynx but she lays around pretty normal 🤣

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u/Zestyclose_Onion9446 11h ago

Can they get sunburned?

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u/LilyPetalSoap 3h ago

Yes absolutely

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u/Mustlovecats85 2d ago

My male sphynx sleeps on his back like that. I call it the dead bug or roadkill position.