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My cat sleeps a lot and when she sleeps, I can hear her tongue licking lightly at something behind her canines. It sounds like she is drinking water in her dreams. Now, I find myself doing it (without the noise) when I'm concentrating. It's a habit. Is she dreaming or is it just involuntary?