i always wondered why there was that myth or whatever you would call it, that cats steal your breath while you are sleeping.
well my grandkitty is showing me where it comes from- he comes to me at night, stuffs his nose up my nose, rubs his mouth all over my face, rubs his cheeks all over my hair, sniffs me to make sure i smell good after all this, and then does a little semi circle and plops down with his back or his butt literally ON my face, so that i cannot breathe!
ok, the first few times it was cute, funny even
but now, i would like to be able to sleep without him on my face, any suggestions?
its not possible to keep any of my cats out of the bedroom (i have a mattress on the floor in the living room plus my bed, and quite often my old girl kicks me out of one place so she can have the whole thing- my cats are way too spoiled)
this may sound stupid, but i am afraid if i push him away he wont want to snuggle with me at all, and i love to snuggle with him.
can cats learn that snuggling is ok but blocking off mom's air way is not???
well my grandkitty is showing me where it comes from- he comes to me at night, stuffs his nose up my nose, rubs his mouth all over my face, rubs his cheeks all over my hair, sniffs me to make sure i smell good after all this, and then does a little semi circle and plops down with his back or his butt literally ON my face, so that i cannot breathe!
ok, the first few times it was cute, funny even
but now, i would like to be able to sleep without him on my face, any suggestions?
its not possible to keep any of my cats out of the bedroom (i have a mattress on the floor in the living room plus my bed, and quite often my old girl kicks me out of one place so she can have the whole thing- my cats are way too spoiled)
this may sound stupid, but i am afraid if i push him away he wont want to snuggle with me at all, and i love to snuggle with him.
can cats learn that snuggling is ok but blocking off mom's air way is not???