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8615 Normandy Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32221 | Call (904) 786-5282 | Email FrontDesk@NormandyBlvdAnimalHospital.com
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Have you ever wondered why your cat hides in such weird places? Or how come they seem to hide from us all day? The good news is, this is normal feline behavior. Cats hide instinctively. It is natural for them to cozy up in small, dark places.
Excessive hiding is cause for concern when it interferes with their daily activities. This includes eating, drinking, and going to the bathroom. Additionally, if your cat changes their hiding behavior, or you suspect they are feeling ill, consult your veterinarian.
There are many reasons why a cat would hide, depending on personality, time of day/year and their general environment. Reasons for hiding may include:
Cats typically hide in small, warm, and dark places. Some examples are drawers, sinks, closets, under beds, and in boxes. Your cat may have different hiding places for different emotions. They may hide in one place when they want to relax, and another when they are scared. It is important for owners to provide hiding spaces at home and to let their cats have private time. But that doesn’t mean giving them free reign of anything they want! Take a moment to confirm that their hiding spots are safe for them.
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