Cats bite. The reasons why cats bite are as follows:

1. Teeth replacement stage: If the cat is young and only bites lightly, it may be because the cat is in the process of tooth replacement. stage, causing the cat to bite. Owners can prepare teething sticks and other items for cats, which can effectively reduce the chance of cats biting people.

2. Don’t want to be touched or touch the minefield: If the cat is teased repeatedly, the cat will become angry and attack the owner.

3. Body pain: When a cat is in pain in a certain part of its body, if you accidentally touch it, the cat will bite because of the pain under the instinctive control of the protective mechanism.

4. Estrus: When a cat is in estrus, it is often extremely excited, restless, and horny. At this time, the cat’s mood is unstable and its aggression increases. If it feels uncomfortable with your touch Cats that are impatient and uncomfortable may also bite people.

5. Accidental injury: Cats may accidentally injure their owners when they are playing crazy.

6. Cats that are frightened and stimulated will also bite when they are frightened and stimulated. The owner should stop them in time and wait until the cat's mood stabilizes before comforting and petting the cat.

7. Boredom: Cats feel bored and will bite people to attract the attention of their owners. At this time, you can interact with the cats appropriately to enhance their relationship.