It’s adorable when your cuddly kitty curls up and gives a big yawn, notifying the world of their utter contentment with life.
After all, what can feel better than a great big relaxing huff or a refreshing burst of oxygen to the brain?
There are a variety of reasons for your kitty to get the yawns. It probably has you wondering, what does a cat yawn mean? Here are some of the most common reasons for cat yawns.
When your cat wakes up, they commonly make a big stretch and accompany it with a nice big yawn.
If they’re well taken care of by their humans with plenty of cat-friendly spaces, tasty treats, and are lovingly doted upon with attention, they’ll feel more relaxed.
Cats can yawn to try and help themselves relax and get in the sleepy spirit if they’re preparing for a nap.
If you notice your cat yawning a lot and suspect this might be the reason, it’s time to up the ante with a few new toys or a boredom-busting enriching lickimat.
A needy cat can be a noisy cat, as many kitty connoisseurs will know. Whether they want pets or food, they may start meowing at you to get it.
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