Dogs and cats often don't make the best bedmates. But pet owners often choose sleep deprivation over isolation from their ...

Cats often sleep on their left to spot threats faster. Their brain processes danger more efficiently this way. Many cats ...

Cockatoos are incredibly loud: their antics can reach up to 135 decibels at times. For reference, ambulances clear about ...

An international research team, hailing from the University of Bari Aldo Moro in Italy, Ruhr University Bochum, Medical ...

This cat is living the soft life. 🐾😴 In this soothing nighttime moment, a chonky feline lounges under a warm bedside lamp ...

A curled-up cat sleeping peacefully is a familiar sight. It almost seems like cats could spend most of their lives in the land of dreams. PETBOOK investigated whether this is true and if cats are ...

A Burmese cat named Pablo survived a 55-minute wash cycle inside a washing machine. The cat's owner started the appliance, not realizing the pet was inside. Pablo was taken to the hospital in ...

Many owners emotionally benefit from their pet sharing their bed, but they can disrupt sleep – sometimes without their humans’ knowledge.

These cats are over it!Cats' Sleep-Deprived Faces As Human Baby Keep Crying Are Downright Priceless originally appeared on PetHelpful. It’s no surprise that things can shift in a big way when ...

Why do cats sleep so much?Sometimes cats sleep because they’re bored. If they have no one to play with, they just doze off.

Lifestyle Pets Expert reveals why cats sleep in weird places - and it could be a 'red flag' While most humans prefer to sleep in their own beds every night, cats are more peculiar when it comes to ...

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 could also mean something's wrong.