Winslow Stewart McCreedy has a thing for sleeping face down.
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@hopeward huh. Never saw it before. It’s adorbs.
@colorblindcowboy I've seen it, and done it, but both rarely
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@hopeward huh. Never saw it before. It’s adorbs.
@colorblindcowboy Every cat can be a wealth of quirks.
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@colorblindcowboy I've seen it, and done it, but both rarely
@sunumbral I run out of oxygen pretty quick
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@sunumbral I run out of oxygen pretty quick
@colorblindcowboy It's not sustainable, like sleeping on a tray table on a long flight
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Winslow Stewart McCreedy has a thing for sleeping face down. None of my parents’ many cats did this.
Is this a cat thing other cats do?
@colorblindcowboy Serious response: this is called 'head-pressing' and can be a sign that something is wrong. It might be just a weird cat but a vet should take a look.
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Winslow Stewart McCreedy has a thing for sleeping face down. None of my parents’ many cats did this.
Is this a cat thing other cats do?
@colorblindcowboy
My cat Tertial was definitely a face sleeper, haha. Although he did "soften" with his paws on hard surfaces
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@colorblindcowboy
My cat Tertial was definitely a face sleeper, haha. Although he did "soften" with his paws on hard surfaces
#CatsOfMastodon@aosmith16 Just couldn’t face the thermometer, I guess.
That’s pretty cute.
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@colorblindcowboy Serious response: this is called 'head-pressing' and can be a sign that something is wrong. It might be just a weird cat but a vet should take a look.
@ephemeromorph Oh really? Ok. Thank you. I will look into it.
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@colorblindcowboy Serious response: this is called 'head-pressing' and can be a sign that something is wrong. It might be just a weird cat but a vet should take a look.
@ephemeromorph From what I’m reading head-pressing involves vertical surfaces, not a horizontal one.
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@ephemeromorph From what I’m reading head-pressing involves vertical surfaces, not a horizontal one.
@colorblindcowboy Hooray! Enjoy your weird cat.
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Winslow Stewart McCreedy has a thing for sleeping face down. None of my parents’ many cats did this.
Is this a cat thing other cats do?
@colorblindcowboy Can confirm this is expected behavior.
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