Name: 4 Reasons Why Cats Get In Your Face While You Sleep
Uploaded: 2024-06-12T03:25:41.000Z
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4 Reasons Why Cats Get In Your Face While You Sleep Samsaek, I almost choked to death.

Cats get cold easily, so they always rest in warm places.

If they come up on you while you sleep, it is likely that your face feels warm to them.

When people sleep, they exhale warm breath through their nose and mouth.

When this happens, the body heat escapes through their head, and that's why cats feel that their owner's face is warm.

Cats deliberately sit on their owner's face to attract attention when he does not look at them.

This may be a bit too much for the owner, but such behavior does not mean that they want to harass the owner.

Rather, it may be because they think of their owner as the mother cat, and thus, they're acting like a baby.

Therefore, if your cat comes up on your face while you're sleeping, it could mean that she's feeling lonely, and hence, you should increase the amount of time you spend expressing your affection during your waking hours.

If your cat sits on your face, you can consider it a huge expression of her trust.

Most cats are sensitive and easily frightened, so they do not approach people they don't trust.

For cats, the mouth is a body part which can be attacked at any time, so it means that they highly trust the owner if they approach the mouth area first.

Furthermore, if they place their belly, which is a weakness for them, on top of the owner's mouth, it means that they have great faith towards the owner.

Cats who highly trust their owner feel secure through the smell of the owner, so they like to rest in the owner's room or on his pillow.

Also, in general, cats have a habit of sleeping only in places that they consider the safest.

Therefore, if cats come near their owner's head, it is likely that they feel safe by his side.

 This is because the area near the owner's head is one of the areas where they can best smell their owner's scent, and thus gives the cats a greater sense of security.