Why Your Cat Walks On You at 3 A.M. (What It Senses in You)

Why does your cat walk on you at night, at three in the morning, and then again at dawn? This film follows one night through the cat's own senses, visit by visit. At eleven it is warmth: you are the warmest place in the room. At one it is sound, at two it is scent, and at three it is your chest and your breath. At five comes the purr that is built to wake you, and at dawn the kneading that began in kittenhood. Taken together, the six visits are not six interruptions. They are one animal returning, all night, to the person it treats as its safe place. A gentle, science-based look at cat behaviour, told as a painted bedtime story. Chapters 0:00 Six visits in one night 0:23 11 P.M. — Warmth 1:32 1 A.M. — Sound 2:49 2 A.M. — Scent 4:04 3 A.M. — Chest and Face 5:17 5 A.M. — The Purr Built to Wake You 6:34 Dawn — Kneading and the Secure Base 7:50 What the night adds up to Subscribe for more quiet, painted stories about why animals do what they do. #CatBehavior #Cats #AnimalBehavior #AnimalPsychology #felinee #cat #catpsychology