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  • how to stop a biting cat
  • mrmo
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    Has anyone had to deal with a cat that has a habit of biting? One of our two has a habit of biting my hands if they are anywhere near him? He has had his balls removed which did calm him down a bit. He no longer tries to shag his sister for a start.

    The biting isn't hard but sharp claws and sharp teeth mean even gentle biting can be a little painful.

    iDave
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    water pistol aversion training

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.

    Dibbs
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    Sack and a couple of bricks. 😉

    Goz
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    Its forplay…..

    rusky
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    Is it play biting or get near me & you'll loose a limb biting?

    either way it might be something he grows out of.

    Elfinsafety
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    Bite it back. I did that to a dog, she din't bite me again.

    Cowered in a corner and looked at me funny, mind.

    iDave
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    obviously i meant with a large water pistol from orbit

    carbon337
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    We had that and it was only against me not Mrs. He stopped when I squirted him with a water sprayer. Also letting him out has kerbed his naughtiness. If it's heavy rain he can be a nightmare in the house.

    Alcopop
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    punch him in the face
    its the only language they understand

    sweepy
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    My cat bites me, but she understands the dance so I trust her. Always goes for the tender skin, but never inflicts any real damage. And believe me if she wanted to she could.
    If its only a little painful its in fun, and is a sign of trust and affection.
    I spose a tap on the nose when he goes too far might help.

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Sounds like you've got one of those rubbish cats.
    Throw it in the bin and get a new one.

    bruk
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    Try hissing at him when he does it to warn him off. Saves you carrying a water pistol all the time and is usually effective. Need to do it loudly and then not pat him etc.

    Works great with one of my pyschotic cats.

    Margin-Walker
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    my mate Gareth punched a cat in the face after he saw it 'spray' his car once. It was on top of a fench and he spent 5 mins winning its confidence and when it came over he punched it.

    A week later he caught it on his car bonnet so he threw a mug of tea at it.

    mimi123
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    have it nuttered? (sp?)and then if that doesnt work have it sent to the farm!!! 😆

    samuri
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    have it nuttered?

    There's your answer. 😉

    Elfinsafety
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    my mate Gareth punched a cat in the face after he saw it 'spray' his car once. It was on top of a fench and he spent 5 mins winning its confidence and when it came over he punched it.

    A week later he caught it on his car bonnet so he threw a mug of tea at it.

    Sounds like a lovely bloke… 🙄

    mudpup
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    You chopped his balls off and now you wonder why he's biting you?

    jonahtonto
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    get a dog

    dave_rudabar
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    Water spray or his like a possessed cat-human beast back at it – works on mine!
    Mind you, mine swipes my legs as I walk past first thing in the morning if I don't give it a rub with my foot!

    richiethesilverfish
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    Margin Walker – I'm not sure how to break this to you but I think you may have a friend who is slightly retarded.

    yunki
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    I thought it said 'how to stop biting a cat'

    … if you having that much difficulty.. don't bother

    brakes
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    there aren't many problems in life, such as this, that can't be solved with a hammer

    thehustler
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    Some cats actually do this as a way to attract attention when they are hungry or something similar, might be worth looking at…..

    mrclean
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    dress as a fat old wifey and throw it in a wheely bin when no ones looking (apart from the cctv.)
    then claim it was just for a laugh cos hes a cheeky wee ****?

    then sell story to national paper and aquire hate status thoughout the uk (for 24 hours) then dissappear into obscurity? EASY MONEY!

    coolhandluke
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    When you realise killing is the only way, the cat will become useful —

    piedidiformaggio
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    Have you let the cat out yet? Ours was a right handful until he started going out. He used to jump and climb everything, now he's very calm indoors. Just keeps bringing kills in to drip blood & guts everywhere

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