1. Mistake

Regularly cut your cat's nails, don't refuse to play with your cat for fear of being scratched, and choose a longer teaser stick to interact with them, because the game is the most direct way for them to learn to coordinate their bodies, and a good game tool with the right behavioral rules can establish good behavioral habits for them more quickly.

2. Playful Attack

Try to choose kittens that are over months old and fully vaccinated and immunized to bring home, and don't pick up your cat too early. If the playful aggression is caused by be sure to socialize and train the cat at a young age, and some cats can be corrected by playing with other cats later in life.

3. Fear and anxiety resulting in aggressive behavior

Prepare a few safe houses for cats at home in high places, or the old have a separate room to hide, let them slowly adjust their emotions, this time do not force them to do things they do not like. In very extreme cases, medication may be needed to assist in treating an overly anxious cat.

4. Attract the attention of the owner

Spending time with your cat every day, especially a kitten, and playing to be interactive is a direct and simple way to promote bonding.

5. Transferred aggressive behavior

Cats produce strong conflict, so do not use empty-handed intervention, the correct approach is to sprinkle water to separate the cat's blankets timely, quilts wrapped in one of the parties will be carried away, in case of emergency you can use stools and other longer objects the cats.

6. Suddenly frightened by sounds and objects

Don't follow the trend of doing things that scare your cat for fun, if your cat is sensitive to other daily high-frequency sounds, desensitization training is needed starting with low volume and rewards, give rewards as long as your cat stays calm, slowly increase the volume and keep rewarding.

7. Sensitive to touch due to illness and pain

Pay more attention to your cat's health in your life, and seek medical attention if you find your cat's behavior is abnormal.

8. Scratching and biting behavior caused by estrus

This is a simple and direct way to if you in a short period of time, you can try to use toys to distract the cat or try not to share a room with the cat, and not respond to the cat's behavior.