Should I worry if my kitten sleeps a lot?

While the number of hours kittens sleep may seem excessive to new kitten owners, oversleeping in kittens is usually not cause to worry. If you notice your sleepy kitten seems to be low on energy when he is awake or if the amount he sleeps increases, this can indicate a medical problem, such as anemia.

Is it normal for kitten to sleep all day?

How many hours a day does a kitten sleep? A new born kitten’s daily routine is made up of sleeping 90 percent of the time — that is almost 22 hours! As kittens mature beyond the new born stage, they will sleep less; but even at six months of age they still manage to spend about 16 to 20 hours a day dozing.

Do 3 month old kittens sleep a lot?

Kittens sleep a lot when they are first born, but as they grow they will spend a little less time sleeping and more time playing and exploring. The first few months of socialization with its littermates and mother will pay off during these next three months as you will start to see a kitten’s personality develop.

Why does my kitten breath so fast?

So if your cat is breathing fast and shallow, this may be a sign. Your cat’s breathing may increase if they become overexcited after exercise, but this should decrease after a few minutes. If it does not subside or gets worse, it is a sign of a much more serious condition. It has also been known as air hunger.

Why is my kitten chewing everything?

The most common reason kittens chew is because they are teething. Teething generally starts when a kitten is between 4 to 6 months old and the adult teeth growing in his gums start to push the milk teeth out of his mouth.

Why is my kitten twitching in his sleep?

It could be a sign that your cat is having a small seizure. If his entire body goes completely stiff or he’s acting sick and throwing up, it’s time to visit his vet. If the twitching is small and only occurs while your cat is sleeping, it’s likely he’s just having a thrilling dream.

Why does my kitten sleep with his tongue sticking out?

If you have a very young kitten, she may stick her tongue out because her front teeth are not in yet, or because she is teething. Kittens’ incisors grow in first, and until they are in, your kitten’s tongue may poke out between her lips, especially when she sleeps.