Cat foot biting behavior needs to be discussed on a case-by-case basis. First of all, if a cat likes to bite its owner's feet, it is usually because it is acting coquettishly and wants to play with the owner, or it is in the teething period and wants to bite the owner's feet to relieve the discomfort because of itchy teeth. Secondly, if a cat likes to bite its own feet, it may be that it is cleaning its claws, or that its claws have abnormalities such as skin disease. Owners can observe the skin of the dog's feet. If they find obvious redness, swelling, rash and other abnormalities, they should seek medical treatment in time.
1. Bite their own feet
1. Clean their claws
Because cats are very clean animals, so when they feel that there is foreign matter in the gaps between their toes, they will Bite your paws to clean debris and foreign objects from crevices. This situation is normal. As long as there are no other abnormalities in the cat’s claws, such as bleeding, swelling, etc., the owner does not need to worry too much.
2. Suffering from skin diseases
If the cat’s skin on its paws is itchy or other abnormal conditions, it will keep licking and biting its paws. In this way, to relieve itching and discomfort. Therefore, owners can carefully check the skin of the cat’s claws to see if there are obvious redness, swelling, rashes and other abnormalities. If there are any abnormalities, you need to go to the pet hospital for a dermatoscopy in time to find out the specific cause, and then treat it with symptomatic medication.
2. Bite the owner’s feet
1. Act coquettishly
Cats are naturally curious animals. They will sniff and scratch. , lick and bite to identify various things around you. So when a cat is interested in you and wants your attention, he may engage in behaviors such as biting his feet. At this time, you can try to interact with the cat, such as playing games with the cat, playing with cat toys, etc., to satisfy their curiosity and needs, and give the cat appropriate attention and companionship.
2. Teething
Cats also like to chew on things during teething and teething, and the frequency of chewing their feet may increase. This is because cats’ mouths will feel discomfort and pain during teething and teething, and chewing can relieve their need for teeth grinding. At this time, owners can provide them with some safe teething foods and toys, such as teething sticks, bones, etc., which can help relieve their discomfort and satisfy their dental needs.needs in the long run.
