Normally, cats don’t sleep at night, but now that cats have become people’s pets, their biological clocks have also changed to sleep at night and be active during the day, just like people. Therefore, we often see some kittens acting abnormally at night. They are lively and will sleep all the time during the day. This is a sign that they have not adapted to the human biological clock.

Tips:

Some cats may start meowing earlier and affect the parents’ rest. In this case, we need to promptly correct the cat’s feeding time to avoid Getting up too early affects our rest.