If your cat has stopped coming to sleep in your bed, don't despair .
This does not always mean that your pet is offended by you for something.
Why Your Cat Might Stop Sleeping With You
First, cats change their habits as they grow older.
Adult cats come to sleep with their owners less often than kittens, so perhaps your pet has simply grown up.
Secondly, you may have started tossing and turning in your sleep, which cats don’t like.
Thirdly, cats often stop coming to sleep with their owners because new pets or family members appear in the house. Any changes are a strong stress for a cat.
It could also be because of your new, strong perfume, which is irritating your pet’s sensitive sense of smell.
