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Hi, how old is Tom? could he be starting his puberty? if he's un-neutered he could be showing aggression caused by raised testosterone. Otherwise I can't think of anything, I've only had girls sorry |
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Sometimes Inky bites me when I stroke him but I think he is playing. Is he trying to get your attention? Fecto scratches at my leg or if I'm in bed he dabs me on the nose. He only hooks his claws in to wake me or if I don't see to him straight away. I think biting with my cats is an attention getter. Is he really sinking his teeth in or just nipping? Sometimes Inky will just rub his teeth against my hand. All my toms will play bite if I am stroking them and then they grab with all four paws. Hurts too! |
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Weve a couple do it, i think of it like an affection nip. Gets your attention & you respond. If its something new maybe get wee Vet check up to make sure all ok. Cats are very good at masking pain or illness |
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My old guy Merlin used to lash out for no apparent reason. He'd be on my lap, being stroked and purring and then wham! He did this from a kitten, all through his life and was very unpredictable and as he was my first cat, I thought that was normal! |
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Tom's about 11 years old and he's neutered, he has stages of trying to bite (sometimes it's nips but it can be proper bites as well), he's currently grumpy (again) but this time there's a reason (Cats Protection volunteers were here) and he thought they were here to take him and Ebony away. Ebony hid in the kitchen from them because Tom made her think they were there to hurt both cats, but she poked her head out to see who they were when she heard them passing by on their way out. |
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Biting isn't always a aggressive move My Peanut latches on. Sometimes hard. I tell him he hurts, cry, got mad. He lets go faster when I cry. It is just cats way to say I love you. they latch on to the female Jill |
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He is a cat and he thinks like a cat and he reacts like a cat. http://catkin.hubpages.com/hub/cat-bites http://www.moggies.co.uk/html/aggcat_people.html |
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Also Tom does follow Ebony around and watches her with a "lovestruck" expression on his face, which is where I'm getting the Tom loves Ebony thing from. |
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