Persian cats are relatively good-looking in the cat world, and they have a very gentle personality, so many parents like Persian cats quite a lot. And generally speaking, the Persian cats we encounter are soft and waxy, and few are particularly fierce and disobedient. So what should we do if we encounter such a fierce Persian cat, or even a biting Persian cat? Woolen cloth?

Although Persian cats are famous for their good temperament, there are still a few Persian cats that may have a bad temper and bite and scratch people. Can this kind of behavior be stopped? The answer is yes, but this requires us to develop good habits for Persian cats from an early age, correct their biting behavior, and let them know that biting is wrong.

If you are playing with a Persian cat, sometimes it will hold your finger and bite it. Because it is relatively young, it often does not know the severity. In the end, the bite will be painful or even break the finger. The correct approach at this time is to take advantage of the situation and insert your fingers deep into its throat to make it uncomfortable once you find that its mouth is heavy. Let him subconsciously know that it will be uncomfortable if he bites his finger with this force, so after repeating it a few times, he will no longer bite so hard. Young Persian cats are like children. They don’t know what is right and what is wrong. This requires our careful teaching. Only through our patient education can cats develop good habits.

Therefore, to apply the saying in today’s society, there are no bad children, only bad parents! This means that if a child does not learn well, it is usually because the parents did not teach well. When it comes to cats, cats biting is also due to parents’ lack of education.