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The key to differentiating abnormal lethargy from normal napping is knowing your cat's sleeping patterns. The average adult cat may spend 16 to 18 hours per day sleeping. This is normal, but much of that sleeping is “catnapping.” The cat should respond quickly to usual stimuli, such as the owner walking into the room or cat food being prepared. If your cat is sleeping more than usual or has discomfort laying down and getting up, this may be a sign of underlying disease. |
1.Inappropriate Elimination Behavior 4.Changes in Sleeping Habits 5.Changes in Food and Water Consumption 6.Unexplained Weight Loss or Gain 10.Bad Breath |
