Ever notice your cat sleeping with their eyes open? We chatted with an expert to find out why cats sleep like this, and if ...

3. Light If a cat is exposed to higher amounts of artificial or natural light they will sleep less than cats who are not. Cats will often sleep more in darker months as well. 4. Activity Level A ...

While most humans prefer to sleep in their own beds every night, cats are more peculiar when it comes to picking a spot to ...

Non-REM sleep is when cats happen to be the most alert, even while unconscious, before they eventually transition into rapid eye movement and dreaming sleep, eyes darting back and forth behind closed ...

There are a few reasons why your cat might prefer to sleep in other places rather than the nice pet bed you got them but it ...

Speaking of their eyes, can cats see in the dark? Even though they’re not actually nocturnal, cats certainly do a lot of snoozing during the day. But while they sleep 12 and 15 hours a day ...

Their lids may be drooping with sleep lining their eyes, but these cats do not want to be left behind as their owners observe the pre-dawn meal called suhoor during the holy month of Ramadan.

“If your pet has morning sleep or goo in the corner of their eyes, or a bit of a discharge that is common with some cat and dog breeds, that’s probably not a reason to go rushing into your vet ...

Cats have different sleep-wake cycles than other animals and are often busy at night. This is because cats are crepuscular, which means they hunt and are active in the evening or early morning.