9 Scientific Reasons Why Your Cat Sleeps With You 

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Out of my 3 12 yr old rescues, my girl Etta sleeps with me every night, the 2 boys take shifts. Each night when I come to bed though, all 3 come in as if to say good night & get some pets ❤ to Buster, my elderly Mum (almost 85 & now bedridden) she is his person in a BIG way 🥺 he sits with her for every meal & every night he sleeps with her. James also will come in during the night & sleep with me. I'm so blessed with them. I rescued them at the absolute worst time in my life & in turn they saved it. ❤

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Sometimes. I have 2 cats, they heat-mooch the bed. They come and go at their mood. One loves to sleep on top of the armoire (on his pillow)so he can see the room. They like an early breakfast so they like to make sure I’m up to feed them at 0400!

They both do. I just posted a comment and a question I could use some help with please? Thanks.

That is so cool ❤ I plan to do the same 😼✌️

May life continue to bless you with an abundance of joy from hereon

Why would you make a video of facts to be consumed by people across the world but only use imperial temperatures? 😂😂😂 pointless for anyone outside the Us!!!

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Congrats on having the strength, health and the will-power to fight on. But what would you change if you won a half million bucks on the lottery? Paul G

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Maddie does that too! She likes to share my pillow and purrs me to sleep every night. She wakes me up with purrs and headbonks

My kieko does the same thing. She is adorable. Honestly she has helped me a lot coping with anxiety. I used to feel so alone but now I have my feline baby and I feel so grateful ❤🪬

I miss my cat so much now.

My newest little kitten sleeps ect to my head every night. Without fail she will play then come lye down ready for sleep

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Just took in our second stray...he's a little more work but as soon as he get's used to the doof (Dog) he'll feel right at home...

@@nancyayotte2297 Only cat people know their love

Cats ARE like dogs, they love their owners because they trust you and you earned it hahaha.

Thank you for saving her.😢

I would like to stay as far away from that lion paw as possible

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He sounded like a really cool dude.😎 I bet he had those half-cosed bedroom eyes too.😸

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.... Cool

How did the person feel when you just took her cat?🤔

@@lindahandley5267 🤣 I know, right 🤷🏽

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I believe cats pick their human, I was in the Air Force and a cat was at the firing range, he was a white with gray stripes and tail Turkish Van type cat he would only come for me, he was around 12 weeks old when the vet checked him out I had him for 17 years after that when I retired and moved to California he went with me.

I had a cat that loved to make biscuits out of my long hair.

He. Hee yeh me too..

I am familiar with this experience, I try to tell myself I am wearing a self-heating luxurious fur hat as I drift away to dreamland… it is very cold here in northwest England and so I am grateful for my “hat.”

My wife complains about cats sleeping across her neck...but not to me. Cats want to keep her warm...I have face and neck fur, ie a beard so that they just sleep nearby and not on me.

That's more than once a day for us!

Naww I love cat people ❤ I have a boy half ragdoll, he's got such personality, and at 3yrs old now, he's a smoochy floppy boy. He's so loved, bless our pets for bringing such Joy

I actually got my boy for my autistic son when he was struggling. He like yours plays fetch LoL he even gets the zoomies n does skids on kitchen mat every morning 😅

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I could have written this exact comment, right down to the age, gender, and type of kitties!!!!!!! 🥰

I have a tuxedo that has to sleep under the blankets next to my neck. He insists under the covers so I pull it over him when he sleeps on my arm and he stays that way until morning.

@@reginaoatley2767awww 😊🥰

Nothing is better than cats

Bro u literally just described me except mine are around 8 months but i got two tabby boys

"Tiny cat breath" so sweet

Same here ❤

@@StAlphonsusHasAPosse ....combined with purrrrrrrrrs xxxxxxx

@@elizabethsheffield6609 Nice to go to sleep to the sound of purring

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww soooooooooooooo very cute

Hi @springtwig1150: The same thing has happened to me with my Kitty. She always sleeps my feet, then moved up to the side of my leg, then to the side of my stomach, and last night next to my head, with her head laying on my hand. I loved it and was so happy, but I think you may be right; it is getting colder at night.

I got my babies used to being moved when they were sleeping (usually to swaddle them or to scoot them over) so when they slept with me on the bed, I just moved them into the crook of my arm under the covers and they never looked back. Now they know they can just burrow in next to me when they are sleepy (which somehow happens to be exactly when I am).

Citrine is such a cute name!

My cat also asks for an invitation before coming up my bed and cuddling with me. Its so cute.

Yeah I used to let that happen but then I prioritised my own sleep and health

A Maine Coon perhaps?

I have a similar situation. It's daft but I don't want to upset the cat (usually Jasper) who is snuggled right next to me (he's a mummy's boy) by moving either myself or the cat. Consequently I end up with back ache and a bad night's sleep as I want to turn over but daren't. I end up at the edge of the bed with Jasper next to me and Otto at the end in the way of my feet. Morag, Jasper's sister will be on a blanket in the wardrobe or in a basket on top of the wardrobe. It's funny how we can make ourselves really uncomfortable with no bed space, where the cat/s have managed to commandeer a nice bit of prime bed space. All 3 are so loved.

Years ago[I] had a cat from _somewhere_ in the neighborhood begin showing up with regularity on my property ; repeatedly approaching the door with the intent on being permitted passage etc. ..finally, I relented and let it in. It was clear from the outset that this creature was *not* a stray, belonged to someone and was a household pet. The animal was by all outward appearances very healthy i.e., nutritional needs were being more than adequately met, it was well-groomed, and just overall looked to be in great shape. While I was careful not to feed it, .. _food_ that is, _not even a morsel_ (didn't wish to lure it away or alienate it from its owner nor could I afford, at that juncture in my life to take on the duties and responsibilities associated with ownership ), on the other hand, I was more than generous in the doling out of affection . Pretty soon this scene developed into a fairly predictable routine whereby this cat was paying nearly daily visits to my abode for reliable doses of comforting pets, hugs, scratches, etc. without the expectation of reward arriving in any other form It looked to me and others( a sibling and 2 friends who frequently stopped by ) in other words, we were in unanimous agreement in our observations that the cat was lacking in only one respect ..it was literally starving for the only kind of attention its primary care provider(s) was/were failing to deliver and that was interaction of a physical nature, loving play and closeness of the tactile variety Who knows what was going on in the alternate household during this time-frame.. perhaps it had once been populated by a figure or figures who had, not only possessed the desire but, also the time to devote to this now ''emotionally'' neglected or deprived member of the family ...it could be a suddenly solitary ''empty-nester''; adult children having flown the coop, who hasn't the inclination and/or wherewithal to relate to the animal on this level nevertheless feels obligated to continue providing for its basic needs Again , what did seem certain is that this cat headed out on a mission in search of the sort of nourishment that wasn't to be found in a trough or at the bottom of feeding bowl. Needless to say, the cat wasn't the only beneficiary, I had the best of both worlds..didn't have to lift a finger in service of the mundane chores that one would normally be called upon to perform, didn't have to spend a penny in sustenance outlay, instead I reaped only the rewards: companionship and stress reduction

My sister had a cat that didn't like it when the house was too crowded. Two kids, 3 other cats and a very active dog were in the house as well. The cat chose a house one street away were they were no other pets, nor kids. My sister was flabbergasted to see the cat sitting there in the window with a little bell on their collar, something it always got rid of when she put it on. The person who lived there said they knew it was not a stray cat, but that it continued to try and get attention from them and get in their house. They had turned the cat outside again and again and it was persistently getting back into their house. Both humans accepted the cats decision eventually. Though my sister was somewhat miffed the cat chose to live somewhere else, she could understand it. The cat had decided. 😊

My ginger cat is so determined to still sleep on me that now I wiggle a lot less

*That lasted only a few months before Phantom, solid Black ...

I had a Loki. He's gone. I love him dearly. Leah and Bixby head bunt his videos. I named Leah and Loki from the Kid Loki comic series. Bixby is Leah's Son

With my cats, it’s their house, and they graciously allow me to live there with them

"Magic carpet ride" 😊😉

Good question. One of the mysteries of the universe