As they grow, kittens will vent their emotions and explore the surrounding environment by chewing, biting, etc., but sometimes they bite people, which needs to be avoided. The following are several ways to educate kittens not to bite:
1. Provide toys for cats: Provide some toys suitable for cats to play with, such as small balls, ropes, etc., so that they can chew and bite appropriately. To prevent them from biting people with their teeth.
2. Don’t play with your fingers: Don’t play with your fingers and hands. Because this can easily cause kittens to mistake people's hands for toys and bite people.
3. Stop it in time: When a kitten bites you, stop it in time. You can slap the table or the ground with your hand, make a sound to attract its attention, or gently tap its nose to let it go. Know that biting is not allowed.
4. Encourage good behavior: When the kitten does not bite, you can give it appropriate rewards, such as cute toys or delicious food, so that they know which behaviors are approved by their owners.
5. Gradual training: Kittens can be taught not to bite through training. For example, when they bite, you can gently tap their noses to let them know that biting is not allowed, or through training Let them learn behaviors such as scratching with their claws and biting toys with their teeth.
It should be noted that educating kittens not to bite requires patience and time, and requires repeated training and guidance from the owner to achieve good results. At the same time, owners also need to give kittens enough love and attention to make them feel loved and respected, so that they will obey their owners' teachings more.
First, let the kittens get used to contact with humans. Develop good habits for cats in contact with humans from an early age, so that they can know what behaviors their owners don’t like. When the kitten subconsciously hugs your finger and bites it while playing, you can yell loudly or make an angry sound, and at the same time immediately put your finger on its head.Give it a light tap.
Then you extend your finger to it, and it will usually bite you again out of retaliation. At this time, you pat it on the head again, and then extend your finger to it and repeat this four or five times. times until it stops biting your hand and just puts your finger in its mouth. Next time you encounter it biting someone, use this method, and you will generally get good results within a month.
When playing with kittens, try not to play with toys directly with your hands. Under normal circumstances, cats are very docile and pleasant pets. As long as you don't create danger for them or threaten them, they will not behave aggressively.
