Many cats have already adapted their lifestyle to their owners, waking up in the morning and sleeping when it gets dark. However, there are still many cats that remain "night owls," full of energy in the early hours of the morning. Of course, the consequence is that they disturb their owners' sleep with noise. So, what should be done if a cat does not sleep? What causes a cat not to sleep, and how should you correct this habit?

　　1. First, prepare a super comfortable bed for the cat. We know cats are very proud and delicate pets. They are also very picky about where they sleep, choosing a more comfortable and warm cat bed to rest.

　　2. Try to expend the cat's energy during the day so that it can sleep normally at night. During the day, you can give the cat some toys for self-entertainment. You can also actively interact with the cat, allowing it to exercise fully and burn excess energy so that it can sleep at night.

　　It is worth noting that if a cat does not sleep, besides the reasons above, owners should also consider other factors. If a cat does not sleep and simultaneously shows symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, fever, or a runny nose, it is important to take it to the veterinary hospital for examination and professional treatment promptly.