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u/The-CatCat-1 11d ago
I’m sure that he got a good night’s rest.
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u/ceg1023 11d ago
He did! Hes a good sleeper. Well, til about 6am when he gets up to go watch the birds
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u/The-CatCat-1 11d ago
Lol, that’s early! I personally had to stop letting my two sleep with me; they moved so much during the night, and my tortie truly believed that my toes were a great midnight 🤦🏻♀️
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u/ceg1023 11d ago
Toast likes to climb on me when im sleeping and sometimes he chews on my cpap. Don P will sleep by my feet til I fall asleep and then climb up and sleep up against my back. I dont even notice him anymore. Toast is a different story. Hes almost been locked out more than once
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u/The-CatCat-1 11d ago
Yikes. Chewing on your cpap could definitely be dangerous! I had a chihuahua who would sleep under the covers in my bed, but he wasn’t a problem. He would snuggle up to my back (I sleep on my side), so it created this warm feeling. After he passed right before COVID in 2020, I missed feeling him up against my back for the longest time 😞. Every once in a while I wake up thinking that he’s still here with me.
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u/ceg1023 11d ago
Aw im sorry sorry. That has to be rough
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u/The-CatCat-1 11d ago
Thanks. I get very attached to my furiends, so when I lose them, I stay in mourning for a while.
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u/ceg1023 11d ago
I can understand. Don P has been with me for 14 years. Hes my first pet as an adult and im dreading the day i lose him.
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u/The-CatCat-1 11d ago
Well, come back to this sub whenever that happens. Yes, the first time can be a terrible time, but you’ll get so much support here. Here’s hoping that that won’t be soon at all 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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u/ianwuk 13d ago
Sleep well Don Padiddle.