Solutions to Abyssinian cat bites:
1. Don’t tease the cat with your hands
Sometimes the cat doesn’t really want to bite its owner, but just When playing with the owner, to prevent being bitten by it, you can usually use toys or cat teasing sticks to interact with it. Do not tease it directly with your hands or play with it.
2. Raise one more cat
The owner can raise one more cat if the conditions permit. When the cat has a playmate, it will not stick to the owner all the time, and its interest in attacking people will be weakened.
3. Stop it in time
When a cat bites, stop this behavior immediately and teach it patiently to prevent it from forming a habit.
4. Teething stick
If a kitten bites, it may need to grind its teeth. It is recommended that the owner prepare a molar stick for the cat to allow it to safely go through the teething period.
5. Appropriate punishment

If the cat really bites, give it some punishment. You can pat the cat's head or spray water on the cat, or you can put away its toys and snacks. To punish it and warn it.