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Cats bite for reasons including playtime, fear, aggression, a medical condition or a behavioral problem. Let our eHow contributors help you understand reasons why cats might bite and suggest ways to help eliminate the problem.
Cats are usually gentle and loving creatures. Although if you come across a stray or sick cat, it is best to stay away from them to prevent being bitten. Also, cats do not Read More
According to Ron Hines D.V.M., Ph.D., the most common behavioral problem in cats, second only to inappropriate urination, is biting. Biting and aggression can be the result Read More
"Cat people" love their cats. And when their cats love them back, they tend to bite--or rather almost bite--the hand that feeds them. Domestic cats, like the big cats of Read More
It is common for kittens to bite when they are young. It is their way of exploring their world. An older cat bites to defend itself when it feels threatened or feels Read More
Cat bites can be very serious for humans and should be treated first with antibacterial soap, and then with professional medical attention. Treat a cat bite with tips from Read More
A rabies infection (hydrophobia) is fatal to cats but it is preventable by routine immunizations against the disease. Present in the saliva of an infected animal, the Read More
Preventing cats from fighting with others or picking up an infection outside is discussed in this free video on why you should keep your cat indoors. Read More
Like many other species, cats have the ability to communicate. Depending on what their feeling, cats will portray their emotions differently through varying forms of Read More
Cat behavior problems develop between the ages of six to 12 weeks, and they can include aggression towards humans or other animals and urination, especially in males who Read More
Play aggression is a cat behavior that needs to be treated carefully, discouraging a cat to use human hands as chew toys. Assess play aggression with tips from an animal Read More
A cat can be a wonderful addition to any family. Unlike a dog, a cat does not demand a great deal of attention, and is not in need of an inordinate amount of love and Read More
Identify a healthy & unhealthy mouth, teeth and gums in cats this free feline dental health video. Read More
To prevent scratching and biting, wrap a cat in a towel prior to giving them medication. Learn tips for restraining cats to give them medication in this free pet care video Read More
Cat scratch fever is also sometimes called "cat scratch disease." This disease is actually a bacteria that is found in some cat saliva. The bacteria is passed on to humans Read More
When you start dating a woman with a cat, the cat may feel like it has to compete with you for her attention. It's even rougher when Fluffy glares at you and makes little Read More
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