How To Solve Your Cat Biting Problem

Kitties that bite are certainly no fun, especially when what they happen to like biting is people. I am sure those who have encountered a cat with a biting problem would agree. Also, despite popular belief, cat bites hurt! Many would assume that since cats have small teeth that their bites could not possibly hurt. One of the best ways to prevent this aggressive behavior is to not tolerate rough play when you first bring your kitty home. You may find yourself bleeding and lets not even mention the ugly scars. Cats do not play as gently as most dogs will. When you allow your baby kitty play aggressively with his human friends, his aggression will only get stronger as he gets older. It would be a great idea to stop playing with kitty when he starts biting roughly or aggressively. He will eventually learn that he cannot play that way with humans.

There is nothing more annoying than lovingly rubbing your cat only to be rewarded with a quick nip to the hand. This would certainly take you by surprise and you will wonder why your kitty responded with such aggressive behavior. We love our furry little friends and enjoy petting our cats to show how much we love and appreciate them. But now, you have to think twice about showing your affection. Also, if you have friends over to visit, you would not want Fluffy sinking his teeth into your guest when they go to rub his soft fur. So, what do you do now that you are having this problem? You are absolutely sick of the cat biting and hurting you, your friends, and even your kids. There is a solution available that will allow you to change your cats' behavior for the better.