Why Did The Cat Bit When Deleted? Here's An Explanation Of Animal Behavior Experts

Illustration of why cats bite when traced (Pexels/Crina Doltu)

YOGYAKARTA For cat lovers, stroking their favorite pets may be used as a routine. But this routine is sometimes surprising if suddenly anabul bite. This taste is often called bets of cat love and usually doesn't hurt badly. But why do cats bite when traced? Here's the explanation.

According to doctor Kelly Ballantyne, certified veterinary behaviorist at the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois, Chicago, cats bite their owners when they are deforested is one of the most common cat behavioral problems. Veterinarians consider what cat bites are, why cats behave like that, and how cat owners have to react when bitten.

Launching PetMD, Wednesday, November 16, cat bites are also referred to as aggression induced by levies. The type of bite that is too aggressive is associated with fear, defensiveness, or acts based on territoriality. Usually, a bite due to Sayang does not damage the skin. It starts initially with fragrance and treatment behavior so that you may feel your favorite cat teeth touching the skin.

Another clue that cats bite is due to close interactions, generally not followed by winding, punctuation, and punctuation. That is, if you are expressing a close expression, the cat's body language is more relaxed although it may be a little tense just before the bite.

Because there is not much research on why cats bite when they are traced, it means that most are based on speculation from experts. Ballantyne explained, when a cat bites when it is traced it is a signal that the cat has finished interacting. When the cat continues, the cat will try to give a "Stop" sign by biting.

Not only that, but the cat's bite can also be done by accident. They canUNt for a certain period of time and then use a gear draw to get a certain area. That means, cats are choosing to take care of you, either on the hand or on the face.

Some cats may want or enjoy resting on their pets' parents' laps, but may not be too happy to be fed. It may also be that the pet mother caress the cat in an area that the cat says is unpleasant, such as in her stomach or near her tail," Ballantyne explained.

That means, you need to pay attention to the sign of discomfort in the cat when it is preserved. For example, when they are twisted they move their ears to their sides or their tails move. If followed by the body language, stop stroking it.

Ballantyne also suggested that it is better to call the cat to get closer if it is going to stroke it instead of approaching the cat to give a levy. In addition, you tell the cat's favorite part, such as around the ear, under the chin and avoid stroking the stomach or near the tail so that the cat doesn't bite.