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Most people are familiar with common sleeping positions of cats like being curled up in a ball, stretched out on their side, or sprawled on their back. But did you know that each of these positions can tell you something about your cat's mood or health? In this video, we'll explore the meaning behind some of the most common cat sleeping positions.

In a box
It is quite common to find cats sleeping in small, tight spaces, such as boxes, drawers, bowls, or places that they can barely fit into. By finding a space with solid walls, cats are able to feel more secure and protected. Overall, sleeping in an enclosed space can help reduce stress and promote emotional well-being. So if you want to keep your cat happy and healthy, make sure to provide them with at least one comfortable secluded place to relax.

Curled Up
Cats love curling up into a ball, bringing their tail around their body and their head close to the chest. This sleeping position provides protection to the most vital organs and conserves body heat. Curling up is the most common sleeping position not only for cats, but for most wild animals, as it helps them stay warm and safe.

#1 On their side
Cats sleep on their side with their limbs stretched out when they are fully relaxed. In this position they can easily fall into deep sleep, which is why it is so relaxing for them. This means they feel safe and are satisfied and happy. While it is tempting to give them a rub or a cuddle on this position, it is advisable to let them cherish this moment.

#2 Cat loaf
When cats rest on their belly, with their paws tucked underneath their chest they resemble a little loaf of fur. It is not a surprise for cat lovers that cats sleep or simply rest in a loaf like position. Cats love loafing because, like curling, this position conserves energy and helps them keep warm. More importantly it feels natural and comfy. While cats loaf when they are happy and content, sometimes it can also be an early sign that they are not feeling very well.

#3 Sprawled on their back
You should feel lucky that your cat trusts you enough to sleep on its back with its belly exposed. This is a sign that your cat feels comfortable and safe around you. Most cats are very concerned about their safety and will only expose their vulnerable stomach area when they are sure about their surroundings. Sleeping on their back is an indication that they are confident and relaxed.

#4 Paw over the eyes
Finding your cat sleeping with the paws covering its face is the most adorable thing. It is a sign that your cat is trying to relax and doesn't want to be disturbed. This position usually happens involuntarily when a cat is sound asleep. Sometimes, cats also cover their faces and eyes when the bright daylight is making them uncomfortable.

#5 Perched on furniture
Whether it’s the back of the couch, the top of the refrigerator, the arm of a chair or a windowsill, cats love sleeping on elevated places. Like their ancestors, cats love a high vantage point that provides good view of their surroundings. In such places cats feel safe from potential predators and they can have a relaxing sleep.

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