Although cats are inherently more active during the evenings and early mornings, certain cats may encounter difficulties in sleeping through the night due to emotional or physical issues.
Infections, illnesses, and discomfort can disrupt the typical sleep and activity patterns in cats. To ensure there are no underlying medical concerns, it is advisable to schedule a thorough veterinary examination for your cat.
Possible Causes of Your Cat’s Nighttime Sleep Disturbances:
Numerous factors could be responsible for alterations in your specific cat’s sleep routine. Let’s explore some of the reasons why your cat might disrupt your sleep at night.
Understanding the Reasons Behind Your Cat’s Nighttime Activity
1. Chronic Stress
Chronic stress can manifest in various non-specific ways, including disturbances in sleep. Stressed cats might also exhibit excessive vocalization, restlessness, or overgrooming. This type of stress is common in multi-cat households where unrelated cats vie for limited resources.
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