Step 4: Most people recommend and agree that cats should be neutered/spayed (for health and uncontrolled breeding reasons). Step 3: Regular playtime and attention (5 to 10 minutes a few times a day) can help to stimulate and wear your cat out. Step 2: Cats need to bite, chew and scratch for fun and practice so don’t play with your hands and fingers. If the biting is affectionate, but unwanted, press back gently, rather than yanking your hand away. Step 1: Teach your kitten that biting ends games. You don’t want her to think it’s a reward. Step 7: Don’t feed your cat after unfavourable behaviour (wait at least 20 minutes). (Nervous or timid cats will probably not benefit.) Step 6: If your cat is cheeky or aggressive: Clap your hands and firmly say “NO!” Don’t shout at or clap directly in your cat’s face. Also give an unimpressed stare to show dominance. Step 5: Say “NO!” and point your finger at her when she bites or scratches you. Walk away and ignore your cat if she behaves inappropriately. Step away and let your cat go wherever she intended then carry on. Step 3: Don’t get in the way if your cat wants to get out/escape. Refrain from soothing, cuddling and petting your cat before she’s calm. If she’s on your lap, stand up slowly and gently remove her. Step 2: Stop touching and keep your hands away. Don’t shout at, hit, chase or punish your cat.
Part 1: Reacting to Bites and Scratches.This helpful article will discuss three sections:
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FIND OUT HOW TO STOP BITING AND SCRATCHING Still, there are times (as most cat owners know) when kitty can throw a crazy claw or nibble just a little bit too hard.Ī bite or scratch can be painful and also get infected.
Most cats are relaxed, peaceful and tend to avoid confrontation.
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