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More than most things, cats love the feeling of being swaddled. It makes them feel safe and comfortable. The feeling mimics the comfort of early kittenhood, like how they used to sleep piled on top of all their littermates and mother. And honestly, that's purrfectly relatable. If pawssible, we enjoy cocooning ourselves in blankets with only our head sticking out to fall asleep. Purrhaps we're part cat.
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You see what we mean? This is an Olympic-level cat nap right here. There's no way that's comfortable. The hard iron bars, the rusty metal of the grill, there's no way we would ever find any inkling of comfort there. But that cat is sawing logs like his life depends on it. He's sleeping more deeply than we have in years. We can't even fall asleep on planes, but this guy? Just casually falling asleep on the grill like it's no big deal. Epic.
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23 Silly Snoozy Cats Snoring in Spectacularly Strange Spaces
There's a reason they call it "cat-napping".
It's because cats are the best nappers in the biz. Cats typically sleep between 12 and 20 hours per day, and most of them are during the day because cats are most active during the early morning and early evening. Think of how many naps you need in order to sleep 20 hours per day - we're no meowthmatician, but that's a lot of naps. So when you have to fill such a high nap quota every day, you have to start to get creative. Thus, their ability to sleep quite literally anywhere was born, and if you don't believe us, we have the purrfect proof below.
When we say they can sleep anywhere, you are prrrobably imagining them sleeping in cardboard boxes or on the kitchen table, but oh, our dear, sweet reader… it's so much more than that. We're talking about cats falling asleep, quite literally, on babies, carefully contorted to the grooves of the radiator, and even inside a shoe (or two). Why they chose that purrticular place to fall asleep? We can't tell you. But we can tell you that it's purrfectly normal to find them in these peculiar pawsitions.
So, if you happen to stumble upon your cat sleeping with its head where it shouldn't be, don't wake it up, it's probably sleeping more deeply than you ever have. Let them snooze, snore, and sleep, or else they'll terrorize you when it's your turn to say "nighty night"!
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