A cat’s deciduous teeth will all grow in at five weeks of age, and then the permanent teeth will begin to be replaced. The permanent teeth will grow in at 7-8 months of age. When cats replace their teeth, pay attention to the loss of deciduous teeth. The eruption of permanent teeth before the deciduous teeth fall out will cause malocclusion and easily accumulate food residues. During the teething period, cats’ teeth will feel very itchy. Owners can prepare some teething sticks for cats to chew on.

Methods to prevent and treat biting by cats during teething:

1. Once the cat bites your hand or other places, you need to stop it immediately and loudly, or even let it feel A little frightened. Because cats are timid and sensitive animals, once they are frightened by certain behaviors, they will always have lingering fears about it. However, cats are also relatively forgetful and stubborn animals, and they will keep trying to bite again. What you need to do at this time is to patiently continue to stop it until it finally gives up. This is a long and irritating process of having to correct your cat's behavior. Because once a cat develops the habit of biting during the teething period, the cat will continue to do so when the teething period is over.

2. Apply the smell that it dislikes the most on the places it likes to bite, such as toothpaste, lemon, essential oil, etc. In this way, it will not bite because it hates the taste.

3. In order to relieve the anxiety caused by teething, owners can purchase some chews or toys for cats to use.