In the process of raising cats, owners can find that cats often bite people. This is mainly because kittens will grind their teeth during the teeth replacement period, so the owner will become the target of the cat. It may also be because The cat is in a boring state and wants to attract the owner's attention. It may also be because the owner touches the cat's belly while petting the cat.

Why do cats like to bite people

Teeth grinding stage:

Kittens will be in the teething stage, about 4-6 months old, and want to bite because of itchiness and tooth discomfort. At this time, the cat will target the owner and attack to help the cat through the teething period. During the teething stage, the cat will often bite its owner, so the owner can choose to prepare toys or teething sticks for the cat during the teething stage to avoid hurting the owner, and it can also help the cat get through the pain of the teething stage.

Preying instinct:

If the owner often teases the cat to play with his hands, the cat will use the owner's hands as prey and attack and bite as a hunting instinct. At this time, the owner does not need to dodge and can use the other hand. Scratch the cat's chin to make the cat feel very gentle and comfortable, so that the cat will not bite the owner too hard and will loosen its mouth.

Boring status:

If a cat is in a very bored state, it may bite its owner to attract the owner's attention. It is hoped that the owner can play with the cat. When the cat is bored, the owner can play with the cat appropriately and prepare toys. It enhances the relationship with the cat and also consumes the cat's physical strength, so it will not bite the owner.

Touching restricted area:

If the owner accidentally touches the cat's belly when petting the cat, it is very likely to bite the owner, because the cat's belly is very sensitive, and touching the cat's belly casually will make the cat feel attacked. Will take the initiative to attack to protect themselves.