And my cats as well know their bedtime, they come in when I'm about to sleep and wait for me to lay down so they can lay down and sleep
And when you keep the house cooler at night, the more they want to snuggle. On cold nights, if The Ladies are not by the wood stove, they are next to me or on me.Honeybee was on me because when I woke up there was a few treats on top of me. my boyfriend gave her treats when she was sleeping on me. I never felt her. I must have been out like a light. Kind of funny waking up with treats on my belly and no cat LOL
And I think its very healthy for them to sleep with us. It has been proven that petting an animal lowers our blood pressure and gives feelings of calmness in a very bitter angry world. Keep letting them sleep with you. You both will form a bond AND they will keep you warm at night so you don't need to keep the house as warm!
I toss and turn all night, too. I would not be worried about hurting Maxine. If I roll over, I guess they move out of the way. There is never a flat cat in the morning.No. Not because I would mind, but because I always toss and turn a lot and am afraid I might hurt Maxine.
I'm fortunate that she will only come up on the bed when invited. However, I frequently fall asleep while reading on the couch and she is invariably there sleeping on my chest when I wake up.
I wouldn't worry.No. Not because I would mind, but because I always toss and turn a lot and am afraid I might hurt Maxine.
I'm fortunate that she will only come up on the bed when invited. However, I frequently fall asleep while reading on the couch and she is invariably there sleeping on my chest when I wake up.
Love their names.
Yes! Atticus and Thirteen have always slept on my bed. I have two small dog beds on top of my bed and they've slept in those since they were tiny kittens. In fact, after I brush my teeth at night I look at Atticus and Thirteen and say, "Go get in your cat bed! Let's go get in our cat beds!" And they both practically pounce on my bed! Of course . . . they know their bedtime treats are coming so that might be their true motivation. Once they get on my bed they get their nighttime treats. Then they each get in a dog bed (or sometimes they sleep in the same bed) and start grooming. Once they're through grooming it's lights out. They will get up a few times during the night but by the time my alarm goes off in the morning they're back on my bed, looking at me all bleary-eyed and sleepy.
I would REALLY be upset if they stopped sleeping in my bed. I love waking up at night, reaching over to nuzzle a sleepy kitty's head and then hearing and feeling the ensuing purr . . . purr . . . purr. . . .
There's nothing more comforting and relaxing.