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My cat loves to sleep in.
It's common for people to semi-jokingly complain about their cats waking them for food every day. Mine doesn't do that.
If it's the weekend, and I sleep without an alarm, I'll rouse to my cat having joined me in bed, ready for a couple hours of snoozing as the sun comes up.
He's usually down to keep chilling in bed for hours and hours past when I usually feed him.
That’s a perfect cat.
He is.
The fun part is that as soon as I do actually get up, he isn't far behind, and then the meowing by the food bowl begins.
Ahh, there it is. He’s still a cat after all.