Cat Sleeping Positions: 10 Common Poses, Explained
A gray-brown cat lies upside down on a white sheet, its head is turned left and one foot is raised. copy space. | CanStock
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Adult ginger white cat sleeping sweetly with his head upside down. Domestic cat curled up and peacefully napping at home. Pet everyday life. Top view Stock Photo - Alamy
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My cat sleeping with his head upside down : r/aww
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A Mackerel tabby cat (Felis catus) resting with head upside down and one eye open and paws folded Stock Photo - Alamy
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