It may be that the owner often teases the cat with his fingers, and the cat treats the owner's fingers as prey or toys, just like a cat teasing stick. It is also possible that the owner touches the cat's belly too frequently. When the owner wants to get close to the cat, the cat will lightly bite his fingers to tell the owner that it does not accept belly rubs for the time being.

Express love

When the cat is in a very comfortable state, if the owner touches the cat, the cat will gently lick or bite the owner's hand. As long as no effort is exerted, this kind of nibbling is a cat's expression of affection for its owner.

Pray like a baby

If the owner ignores the cat for a long time and the cat feels bored, it will run to the owner to show its presence. If it still ignores the cat, the cat may gently bite the owner's hand, which is a kind of coquettishness and supplication. the meaning of.

Declare sovereignty

Sometimes a cat bites its owner to assert its sovereignty. If the cat always bites the owner's hand gently and then licks it gently, it means that it really loves the owner. In the cat world, this is also a way for cats to assert their sovereignty.

Collect information

A cat’s sense of smell is very sensitive. When it gently bites the owner’s hand, it can smell the smell on the owner’s hand and thus determine where the owner has been, what he has done, etc. When a cat does this, it actually It is just collecting information. It wants to know more about its owner.

Teeth grinding

If the cat often bites the owner’s hands at the stage of 3-6 months, it may be due to gum swelling and other discomfort caused by tooth replacement, so it will use the owner’s hands to grind its teeth. You can give it Prepare some teething glue or teething snacks for cats to ease the discomfort of teeth replacement.