Older cats will sometimes sleep very hard--so hard, in fact that sometimes I have a moment where I want to double-check and make sure that he's still breathing.
He had just woken up from one of those sessions.
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What a great blankie nest to snooze the day away in!
That blanket is just too comfortable!
What a great snooze, huh, Benny? We like your nap-ruffled furs.
Binga says, "Sleep hard, play hard!" I think she is in denial of being 17.
I get the same 'where am I?' look when I wake up from a nap too, Benny!
Hard sleeping is the only way.
Awwww...he is such a cutie. I do breathing checks on some of my cats too.
Jack just freaked me out today. he didn't respond when I walked in the room, he didn't respond when I walked up to him, he didn't respond when I leaned on the bed and he didn't respond when I patted him.. I finally had to call his name to get him to wake up.. he must have been having a lovely dream
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