A cat may bite its owner's earlobe because it wants to get close to its owner, wants to attract the owner's attention, smells a certain smell in the owner's ears, or has entered the teething period. When a cat bites its owner's earlobe, it must be stopped in time and judge whether the cat has entered the molar period, because some cats may bite the owner's ear without knowing the severity of the bite. If you are accidentally bitten by a cat and the skin breaks or bleeds, your ears must be cleaned and disinfected in time.

1. Want to get close to their owners

Generally speaking, cats between 3 months and 12 months old will be more clingy, so they will often want to get close to their owners. If a cat has lived with its owner since childhood, it will also like to lick or rub certain parts of the owner when they are relaxed. Most cats will show the action of sucking milk, and some cats will mistake the earlobes for their mother's nipples. Can use mouth to suck.

2. Want to attract the owner’s attention

If the owner has not played with the cat for a long time, or the cat needs help, it will also bite the owner’s earlobe. Get the owner's attention. In this regard, the owner needs to think about whether the time spent interacting with the cat has decreased recently, or whether the cat needs help, and then provide some care and help.

3. Smell the owner’s ears with certain odors

Cats are very sensitive to smells. If they smell the owner’s ears with certain odors, such as the smell of other cats or The cat hates the smell and will bite the owner's earlobe when stimulated, and at the same time, it will try to get closer. When a cat makes such a move, the owner must stop it immediately because the cat is likely to bite the owner. If there is bleeding or broken skin, you should go to the hospital for disinfection and bandaging in time.

4. Entering the molar period

The molar period of cats is generally around 7-12 months. Due to the itching sensation at the gums and the roots of the teeth, the cat will bite or bite randomly. Occurrence of biting things randomly. Therefore, during the period when the cat is grinding its teeth, the owner needs to prepare special molar sticks and toys for the cat, and can slowly replace some relatively hard cat food.