CATDOLL : Why do cats sleep on their backs?

The reason why cats sleep on their backs.

Cats are very confident in their surroundings and know that nothing that they feel is dangerous will hurt them, so they sleep on their backs. This is a sign that they are very relaxed and comfortable, indicating that they are dependent on the environment around their home and have a sense of belonging. They think this is their territory. If the owner finds a cat sleeping on its back, they can leave it alone. This is not an abnormal behavior of the cat and will not harm the cat.

How many hours do cats sleep a day?

It is normal for cats to sleep 15 hours a day, and kittens to sleep about 20 hours, but cats are actually sleeping for only about four or five hours. Adult cats will be in a state of half-sleep and half-wakefulness when they sleep, and deep sleep and light sleep will alternate with each other. Cats are predators, and this half-sleep and half-wakefulness state allows them to maintain sufficient physical energy and is conducive to observing the surrounding environment.