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Elliott has recently doing a new sleeping pose. I thought for a while that he may be ill but he isn't running a fever, food consumption is consistent, he's regular & apart from the new sleeping pose his activity level hasn't changed.
Once he gets into a deeper sleep he curls back into himself like normal. Elliott is a healthy 4 year old mix; does anyone have ideas why he's displaying a new behavior? I'm completely stumped. Fellow feline friends please lend me your thoughts.
EricDerRote
obviously the cat is capable of reversing gravity, while changing sleep positions, i`d say you need a physicist not a cat beahviourist
Tzell
Its a cat sleeping on its stomach then moves on to sleep on its side why is that a reason to worry
NonConformistFlamingo
... That's a pretty fucking normal sleeping position for a cat. Every cat I've ever owned has done it. Your cat is fine. Geebus. Calm down.
NonConformistFlamingo
Also: Cat is cat. They tend to do random ass things for no particular reason. Mine recently decided he likes to be buried in a blanket 1/2
NonConformistFlamingo
When he sleeps. Because cat reasons. He's not sick, he's just a cat. They do things like that. 2/2