The cat is so cute when sleeping that you can't help but keep petting it? Pet owners "commonly commit 5 behaviors" and disturb their cats' clear dreams: no benefit at all

Many owners can't help but want to pet or interact with their cats when they see their adorable cats sleeping soundly.

Reminds that sleep is not only rest for cats, but also the key to survival and maintaining vitality. Owners should avoid the following 5 wrong behaviors when cats sleep.

1. Forced awakening: If a cat is awakened while sleeping, it may become grumpy or frightened and act aggressively.
2. Make noise: Cats have very sensitive hearing. If someone makes loud noises or plays music nearby while sleeping, it will make it difficult for them to fall asleep or wake them up.
3. Frequent touching: Excessively petting a sleeping cat or cutting its nails while it sleeps will not only interrupt its sleep cycle, but also increase its stress and discomfort.
4. Moving the bed at will: Moving the cat's bed or sleeping position arbitrarily while sleeping will make it lose its sense of security and affect their rest quality.
5. Correct sleeping posture: Some people may feel tempted to "straighten" their cats when they see them sleeping in strange sleeping positions. But there may be special purposes behind these sleeping positions. For example, curling up may be to keep warm, while exposing the abdomen may be to dissipate heat. Therefore, unless there are safety concerns, it is best not to forcefully adjust their sleeping position.

Even though domestic cats don't need to hunt, they still need lots of rest to conserve energy. Therefore, when your cat is sleeping, you should avoid forcibly waking it up, making noise, or touching it roughly. This will not only help maintain your cat's physical and mental health, but also enhance mutual trust.