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Sleeping with you may simply be one of the ways your cat shows you affection.

If your cat sleeps on you all the time, she is showing you that she likes being with you and enjoys cuddles.

She may also be trying to help keep you warm and safe, as sleeping in the wild is potentially dangerous.

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That's Why Your Cat Sleeps with You

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Without cats, it's boring with them, life is different without in any way, let's discuss

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Wow Meows Why Does My Cat Sleep With Me? 5 Facts You’ll Love to Know

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Funny answer about the habits of cats I would like more answers

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The truth about why does your cat sleeps with you has been revealed

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