8 responses to “My Siamese Cat Likes To Bite When Playing Or Trying To Get Attention, How Teach Him To Stop?”

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  Heavy Metal Bands February 8th, 2010 at 15:22

  Flick him on the nose, not too hard, but with a stern voice at the same time telling him “NO”. A squirt bottle works well too for most disciplines with cats, not too many like the water spray.

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  Laurie K February 8th, 2010 at 20:45

  Never ever hit a cat.When a cat is biting get away from the cat and stop playing. The cat learns that it is doing inappropriate behavior and will stop..

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  cin_ann_ February 9th, 2010 at 02:09

  A firm *NO* usually works. The sound of your voice showing displesure can go a long way. Cats can be disciplined but consistency is the key.

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  chicki February 9th, 2010 at 03:09

  Please do not hit the cat!
  a) it doesn’t help
  b) it is even worse behavior than his biting…!
  Just use a firm ‘No!’ he will learn eventually.
  (also if he/she is young the neutering later on may solve this problem… if you plan on doing it)

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  Luv Thy Neighbour! February 9th, 2010 at 08:26

  Hitting him with a fly squatter works great, you only have 2 hit him 1 or 2 times then when he sees it again : problem solved!

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  x-maki-x February 9th, 2010 at 14:00

  there is nothing wrong with that. my cat loves to bite when playing, when i rub his belly and when he is trying to get my attention and i dont mind. thats the way cats are, you cant really change that about them.

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  Tenerife Mortgages February 9th, 2010 at 19:08

  place cat in large blender flush result

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  toodgs February 10th, 2010 at 00:08

  One of my cats was terrible for this. Whenever she bit down on my hand, I used to grab a tooth and hold on for a few seconds. She hated it. It soon clicked in her that a tooth was grabbed at every bite session. She soon stopped.
  She was never hurt, and it was a gentle way of reminding her. Now this cat is no longer a biter and has turned into a very gentle loving cat. Big softie she is. LOL!