Turn off the light, Can Opener. You can read later.
Why does your cat sleep on you ?
All cats are different, but I notice that Sushi insists on sleeping with the Can Opener – every night. I sleep in the same room, but I prefer my comfy box under the bed behind the dust ruffle so I don’t get cold from the fan, and I can keep a closer eye on those monsters under the bed.
Sushi though, will only sleep in her under- the – bed- box if the Critters are here and she needs some space. The rest of the time she’s super-glued to the Can Opener. She even follows her when she goes outside! I had to ask why- and Sushi just ignored me and kept snoring, so I went looking for answers myself… This guy answered for me.
I think he really understands cats- because he described perfectly the things I always do to let my Can Opener know I’m crazy about her. As for Sushi, well- she’s just crazy.
I don’t think he should let his cats give him a shave anymore, though.
Apparently your cat’s sleeping positions can tell you a lot about how your cat is feeling!
Can the way your cat sleeps tell you something?
Our Can Opener looks into almost everything imaginable about cats. We think she’s addicted- but that’s okay with us because it means we’re the BOSS! 😹😹
Sushi and I sleep in all kinds of positions- depending on whether or not the Critters are here, whether the Can Opener has the new electronic beast out, or whether or not there’s visitors. We’ll show you what our favorite sleeping positions are – (thanks to the Can Opener’s annoying habit of taking pictures of us- even when we’re BATHING!)😿
Then watch the video our Mom just watched and see what you think our pictures tell you about how Sushi and I feel!
First, the pictures- because we’re too cute for you to pass by and not look (and you know it)!
And now…. Here’s Jackson Galaxy to explain what different cat sleeping positions could mean! Enjoy!
So, What do you think?
(Sushi likes to be tucked in with a blanket too-).
I finally managed to wake her up, but I almost had to call the Marines to do it! The Can Opener stayed up late last night because her day got thrown off schedule since Human #2 had surgery on his arm yesterday. It’s funny how much something like that can impact things- especially the cat’s feeding and play schedule! I’m going to have to have a serious talk with this lady.
After a week of her favorite thing (taking care of the baby tornado)- she took Thursday off to prepare for early surgery for the hubster on Friday and the rest of the day making sure he was okay. He’s been in constant pain for months, and even though he’s still hurting now, they are relieved because this time it’s because his arm is repaired. But getting her to play with me hasn’t worked out yesterday or today! And I’m not happy! I even nipped at her ankles several times this morning but she said she couldn’t play while she was cooking!
Excuses, excuses!
So, I did what any other normal cat would do under the circumstances, and tried to get Sushi to play- she threatened to eat me for lunch.
As I suspected that didn’t go over well. Of course, she wanted to sleep -(what else is new)?
So I waited a little while til she woke up on her own and went to her next favorite spot- (her dish in the kitchen)…. and I was even nice enough to let her eat first- then approached her for playtime after that, hoping she’d be a little more polite and likely to play.
Here’s how that went…
Pretty soon, the Can Opener had time to play, but by that time, I was the one wanting to sleep! So, she went to see if Sushi wanted to play and found this:
Snoring and twitching in her dreams
And now the Can Opener wants to sleep again. Oh yay.
How to Train your Humans 