A kitten who isn’t properly socialized between 2 and 8 weeks of age may have difficulty controlling his emotions as he grows into an adult. He may not understand that biting hurts and is inappropriate behavior in feline company.
It’s a bit like an adult who has never learned good manners: he can’t interact properly with others.
Tip: Supervised play sessions and patience can significantly improve this behavior.
Frustration or boredom: the invisible enemy
. A bored cat is a cunning cat. It jumps at your feet, meows incessantly, or even bites you. A lack of mental and physical stimulation can lead to frustration, especially in indoor-only cats.
Practical idea: Give him interactive toys, a scratching post, or hide treats around the house to stimulate him daily.
Love bites, yes, yes!
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Finally, let’s not forget the sweetest version: the “love bite.” This gentle bite, often on the fingers or arm, without any obvious pressure, is a sign of affection. Like a firm caress or a wink, it reflects your partner’s tenderness.
It’s the feline version of a kiss! A sign that he considers you a member of his tribe.
In short
, cat bites aren’t always synonymous with aggression. Play, pain, boredom, even love: there are thousands of reasons for this behavior. By carefully observing your cat, you’ll learn to read its signals… and strengthen the bond between you.
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