Cats can become sleepy in winter. For healthy cats, it is mainly caused by the drop in temperature in winter, and cats instinctively need to reduce a large amount of heat consumption to conserve physical strength. An adult cat needs to sleep at least 14 to 18 hours a day in winter, while kittens and older cats need to spend at least 20 hours sleeping.

Things to note when cats are sleepy in winter:

1. Pay attention to providing adequate warmth to cats to prevent them from catching colds while sleeping.

2. Also pay attention to providing the cat with sufficient food and water. Cats still need to consume energy in winter.

3. Also pay attention to the cat’s state when sleeping to see if the mental and physical conditions are normal to prevent the cat from getting sick.