Boxing Cat training

Answer Strange as it may seem, your cat is not attacking you out of hostility, but because he is a perfectly normal cat. Many cats nip and bite when they're happy, particularly if they have a low threshold for stimulation. You can learn the warning signs of when your cat's becoming overstimulated: you might feel his muscles tense or see his tail twitch or his rear end waggle. If you can tell he's about to bite, stop petting, and pet him again when he's calmed down.

If your cat is stalking your feet, he's engaging in what is called predatory-play behavior. He has a natural instinct to attack moving objects in the wild. Indoors, your feet are the only moving prey he has to ambush. The easiest way to prevent this behavior is by making sure your cat is neutered, which is the first step toward making him less aggressive.

Second, you can give him plenty of non-human moving targets to play with by trailing a string across the floor, waving feather toys, or giving him balls to bat around. Finally, you can help change his behavior by consistently discouraging his attacks. Safe and effective ways to do this are spraying him with a water bottle or using a can of compressed air--just like the ones used on computer keyboard--to make a loud hissing sound. If you are vigilant and discourage the attacks consistently, you'll take a big step toward changing your cat's behavior.

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hhmm the owner of pretty kitty (98.214.91.xxx) 2008-11-01 16:01:33 so ur saying when i pet my cat and she bites she likes it. and if so why does she run after doing so and another thing what is good food to feed her so she can pick up weight well i dont want her to pick up weight just fill out Reply 13   8

Another thing that helps Tania (75.68.253.xxx) 2008-12-07 20:03:01 Another thing that works is a laser pointer. My kitty goes BONKERS over it and leaves my feet alone! Reply 15   6

OOOUUUCCChhh uuihu (24.185.90.xxx) 2009-01-15 20:52:32 My cat is crazy she freakin bites my hand hard and her pupils go black and get enlarge big time and she makes my hand bleed but when my mom holds her she is ok with it and 1 more thing i am around her more often PLEASE HELP!!!!! Reply 58   28

The Pecking Order Shane (219.89.225.xxx) 2010-04-12 13:31:59 From my experience as a kitten grows up, it realises it is sharing it's world with other creatures, us. Much like in the "basket" or what ever, mummy is defined by milk, bites and growls. Brothers and sisters are rough housing, bites and chasing. When dealing with us, it makes the same associations, e.g. your mum may cook food (milk) tell the cat off, and you off (growls). As you play you are entering yourself into the sibling zone. You are now the cats brother or sister and you share a mother. A mother that will push you off her knee before the cat possibly. Now who's in charge Reply 5   5

my cat kerryaspinall (195.93.21.xxx) 2009-02-05 01:32:01 why has my cat started to bite me when i pet her? we have just got a puppy had her a week now and the cat hates her keep them apart but on the odd accasion we introduce the dog to cat but since we got the dog the cat bites me and only me she has gone very distant and doesnt ant to know me at all can you help me ????? Reply 12   7

_gelyte (83.208.127.xxx) 2009-03-17 15:00:06 My cat attacked me too. There is my story http://www.bukisa.com/articles/45647_why-does-my-c at-attack-me-what-to-do Reply 10   4

ATTACKS..........NOT JUST LOVE BITES WORRIED (99.12.183.xxx) 2009-03-27 03:47:00 I HAVE A 3 YR. OLD CAT THAT I GOT FROM THE ADOPTION CENTER. IT IS A MALE THAT HAS BEEN FIXED AND DECLAWED, FRONT ONLY, THAT WAS DROPPED OFF BY A FAMILY, STATING HE DID NOT GET ALONG WITH THE KIDS. I UNDERSTAND A TYPE OF BITING IS PLAYING, BUT THIS IS OUT RIGHT ATTACKS. TONIGHT I WAS IN BED WATCHING TV AND HAD BEEN PETTING HIM, BUT HAD STOPPED, AND HE WAS JUST SITTING IN FRONT OF ME STARING. THEN, WITH OUT WARNING OR CAUSE HE JUMPED AT ME AND BITE ME ON THE FACE, LEAVING 2 DEEP WOUNDS, MISSING MY EYE BY LESS THAN AN INCH. WHAT DO I DO.........RETURN HIM, WHICH COULD BE A DEATH SENTENCE FOR WHICH I DO NOT WANT OR JUST TRY TO MOVE FASTER THAN HIM. BUT, I WAKE UP AT NIGHT AND HE IS SITTING THERE STARING, WHATS HE THINKING. HE HAS A GREAT HOME HERE AND IS THE ONLY CAT AND HAS THE RUN OF THE HOUSE.................SO HELPjavascript:JOSC_emoticon(%22%22) Reply 137   11

My Cat is Attacking Gris (12.35.221.xxx) 2009-03-30 15:37:11 I got a Kitten for my twins and his always been so frindly and playfull. His a year old now and this pass year we had to move. We live with my mother in law and her husband now. My cat is always in the house if im home or in the garage. Couple of months ago he attached my mother in laws husband weeks after he attacked my mother in law and I just thought that may be he didnt like them but now he attacked my daughter and she is the one thats always spoiling him, I dont understand why he would do that to her. The day after I decide it to let him be outside on his on thinking his probably tired of being indoors all the time. I was clening the drive way and he was around, I was walking towards the door to go inside the house and he attacked me right before i enter the house twice. I dont know why his acting this way and I dont think I want to keep him like that because I dont trust my kids being around him any more with out him... Reply 38   6

I hear you cmr (76.21.119.xxx) 2009-04-07 00:27:14 Wow, you are describing my cat! We got her from a rescue group when she was about two months old. She would start out lovey dovey and then attack. This behavior got her in trouble with other kittens as she would savagely bite them when she wanted to play; now she was doing it to us. Oddly enough she wants our attention when she acts this way. Sometimes, she would get mad that the petting stopped and she would attack. Or she wanted to be fed or played with. We dealt with it by putting her in time out when she acts inappropriately. She has slowly but surely switched to gentle nips (instead of deep punture wounds). We thought she had outgrown this behavior; she's a year old now. Not so, she reverts whenever there is a stressor - boarding, visitors, etc. I'm making a vet appt as she just stapled my arm. We are going to try medicating her...prozac etc. I don't want her to bite the kids who come over for playdates. G... Reply 3   9

haha dan (75.22.81.xxx) 2009-06-06 00:43:08 haha Reply 2   9

my cat likes shoes dan (75.22.81.xxx) 2009-06-06 00:48:14 my cat likes shoes. your cat hates you. haha Reply 3   14

mad cat rachel (149.254.218.xxx) 2009-08-30 06:36:14 hiya my cat does the same thing she has done that when i was asleep, and my god it hurt, lol but i dont wat 2 get rid of her if she is doing that i whould keep her out of your room thats what i did , and if she does it when you let her bak in put her back out again , silly i know but it does work, i seem to spray my cat with water , and the thing is she knows when she has done wrong coz she runs off, and im that mad and shes that fast i cant catch her ha ha Reply 5   1

RE: Attacks Louise (86.128.103.xxx) 2010-01-02 05:08:29 Hello there, I have been reading through posts attempting to sort out some newly developing problems with my cat, during which I have read that declawing can severely affect your kitty. It may be worth reading up on this and the emotional/psychological affects this can have. Take care, Louise xxx Reply 4   5

Monsieur Non DeClaw (178.98.209.xxx) 2010-11-18 09:23:30 Well its obvious what his problem is. He has no claws! This is so inhumane! Reply 4   5

I think I know your problem! Meeeoowww (67.172.181.xxx) 2010-12-03 01:25:17 The issue if that your cat is declawed! You may not have done it but by declawing the cat you are putting its happiness and well being at risk. He is compensating for the fact that he cannot protect himself by biting. Normally a cat will bite you to signal "i need alone time" or "i am through with petting time!" This procedure also causes behavioral problemssince he is unable to do normal kitty like activities. their front clawsa are very important for play hunting and climbing things. There is also an inclination to scratch that soothes them, without claws this can't be done. You can always return him but he could possibly be trained with a spray bottle set on "stream." Good luck! Reply 2   1

Anonymous (68.13.113.xxx) 2011-03-04 13:43:33 i would be so scared.... Reply 0   0

skatkins (92.41.186.xxx) 2011-04-12 07:15:12 give him to some one you dont like Reply 0   2

Why does my cat attack me when i am petting him an alex (76.177.75.xxx) 2009-07-29 20:33:47 why please some one help me why does he bite my hand with out giving any warnings!!!! and i am nice to him and everything what is his promblem someone please help me he is just 1 year old and he bites me like in a blink!!! Reply 0   4

rye (77.96.147.xxx) 2009-11-01 10:31:39 he is either playing with you or trying to dominate, playing is just usual biting and rolling on his back ect, dominant behavor his ears will become pinned back as if he has none, when his tail twitches or his behing wiggles they usually do this when stalking somthing they want kinda like practicing to catch prey, if he is dominating then dont give in because if they see they are superior to you they will think of you as a mug, if his ears are pinned back dnt remove eye contact, show him you are the most dominant, even nip him bak on the top of his neck where the mother grabs them, also try putting ur fingertips on top of his head he will try and get you but if you keep them there he will get bored of trying to get somthing he cannot reach, cat fighting is a way to descover thier part of the pride, you must claim yours, have a fight with him untill he runs away, if he turns his bak this is ignorance so tap him very lightly ... Reply 11   1

kitten attakes my sisters 8 yr old daughter my sister has a 9week old kitt (92.40.253.xxx) 2011-05-27 18:00:42 Reply 0   1

MY CAT SCRATCH AND BITE TIFFANY (96.240.161.xxx) 2010-01-24 12:07:04 MY cat is evil i have scratches all over me he plays meanly with his sister and hes mad at me all the time. Reply 4   0

My cats night behavior Jacey (99.164.72.xxx) 2010-04-07 23:51:56 So I've had my cat for about two years since hes a baby and hes done this since i can remember, but i just had two babies. This extra stress really ticks me off. In the evening, He gets really angry and attacks my leg and leads me to the kitchen. Even if I've already fed him or my bf fed him. When I have treats I give him some at night and maby hes doing it for treats, but we play rough all the time and I know at this point he is really upset. Should I just stop giving him treats, or could his teeth hurt. Also little tuffs of hair come out between his toes lately, i don't know if that is any correlation. Reply 0   6

Jeff (70.94.247.xxx) 2010-06-13 14:05:38 We've had our 3 year-old cat about 2 months now, from the animal shelter. The shelter said this cat loved to be held, but when we picked him up, he had an upper respiratory infection, so we didn't hold him much. Now, he hates being held. But more along the lines of this discussion, he will attack. He ISN'T playing. He will sit with you watching tv, and you are petting him, and he is fine. Suddenly, he wraps his paws around your arms, digs his claws in, and bites as hard as he can. Normally he does it when we're sitting with him. This morning, he was sitting on the kitchen table. I went to pet him, and he did the same thing. Evidently this is a common problem, because I see lots of posts about it. But there is no explanation/solution? Reply 17   0

Cat Attacks Kelley (76.27.249.xxx) 2010-06-16 03:33:43 We bought a cat from a shelter. She is a Ragdoll and two years old. We brought her home last November. She immediately seemed to be very loving. However, as time went on we saw that she was a poser. She loves our teenage son and practically climbs all over him licking him and being affectionate. He isn't real crazy about her. However, I am the one who feeds her, changes her litter etc. Whenever she wants something from me she starts out rubbing against my leg. This is usually after I have fed her and she has finished her food. After I have made sure she is taken good care of. If I try to walk away she jumps out in front of me, with her tail twitching and eyes dialted she attacks me. She always grabs a hold of my bad leg and bites me through my pant leg. The pain is so bad sometimes it makes me cry. I have hissed, yelped to let her know it hurts. It seems to make her mad and any attempt to move away from her she goes after me Reply 8   0

stalking biting declawed female kate (72.161.230.xxx) 2010-09-22 23:02:47 after being repeatedly bitten by my cat, i am finding i am not alone. My husband brought home an adult female "rescue kitty"...all 18 pounds of her. I am the primary caregiver, food, water, litter changes, treats, etc. She was fine for the first few weeks of her arrival, but now will randomly stalk me and attack my calves or arms when i am totally unaware. I have numerous wounds on my legs and they are deep punctures with bruising around them. This female had been declawed by a previous owner, and her excact age is not even known. She is spayed and thought to be a senior cat. We have two sons in the household and they are never attacked...just me. I am the only female in the house and find that coincidental. I am frustrated and need advice. When the attacks happen, they are not following a play session or petting session. I can be reading a book in bed and the cat will get the crazy eyes and pounce me, always with deep<... Reply 4   0

There is Help! catlover (70.125.9.xxx) 2011-10-09 08:41:14 Please watch "My Cat from Hell" on the Animal Planet Channel. Jackson Galaxy is an expert on cat behavior. I have learned so much from him. One thing he tells us to never do is hold a cat like a baby. (They feel very unsafe in this position). Reply 0   0

kate (72.161.230.xxx) 2010-09-22 23:09:41 we have the same problem it seems...wish somebody had a real answer, i don't know what made them act this way since they are shelter cats, but i just want the behavior to stop. Reply 2   0

crazy cat ely (65.10.34.xxx) 2010-07-05 09:29:49 my cat is a nut case she loves to bite and run after are feet cat Reply 0   0

cat beth (85.210.126.xxx) 2010-07-23 20:04:12 i have an 11 month old kitten, he was so so friendly when i got him and LOVED attention then one day he started getting aggressive, i dont see why? he runs around all day in the garden playing with my neighbours cat and gets all his energy out, (he has been casturated) and then when he comes in he will stare at me so i just stare back (ive been told it puts them in their place?) but that doesnt work because as soon as me or him look away he will slowly walk past then jump at me and attack me, its really hard to get him off he locks his jaw on me! he has clawed my eye ball once! also he lets me pet him but he will be purring and when i take my hand away he pushes his face into my hand so i stroak him more then all of a sudden he will wagg his tail his pupils double in size and he bites and scrathes and i dont know why? or how to stop him? HELP ME I CANT TAKE ANYMORE!!! Reply 12   0

cat Juri (87.198.16.xxx) 2010-10-31 18:14:22 I have the same problem. Thoutght bought and laserpointer seem to keep her busy.. so shes not attacking me. Used to be lovely but now crazy as hell! Also cant take it any more, feel like she is hating me for no reason. Reply 0   1

bitting cats esther (212.183.140.xxx) 2010-12-04 19:49:25 i am a new cat owner and learning as i go a long with my cat she is 4months old i have had her for 3 noths and with the biteing i grib hold of her and hold her upside down in my arm and hold her tight so she can not more she crys but you just talk to her you put you finger near her month and when she won't bit it kiss her and let her go she will run awayyou have to show her who is boss i hope this might help with your devil thake care esther Reply 0   1

Shannon (68.12.207.xxx) 2011-06-12 17:32:46 My cat does that same thing.He wants me to pet him and I do and when he starts to bite I stop.Then he crouches down his pupils dilate and he jumps on me and latches on teeth and nails and won't let go.When I try to keep this from happening I have to block him w/a pillow or sometimes swat at him with it but he keeps coming.I'm the only person he really does this to and I'm the one who feeds his butt! Reply 0   0

Just sitting in a chair.. Leigh (64.12.116.xxx) 2010-07-24 10:23:56 Then bam. My cat (1yr old) will fly across the room and attack my arm (impressive flight patterns) but very annoying. I squart him with a spray bottle and tell him "no" but he is doing more not less. Help! Thxs Reply 5   0

Crazy Kitty Kelzbelz10 (86.23.22.xxx) 2010-07-29 18:29:43 Hi i found a kitten in my mum and dads shop terrified. He was looking at me with cute lil eyes in amonst the fruit boxes. I took him to the vets and nobody claimed him they believe he is wild. I said i would give a go homing him so he didnt have to go to Rescue centre. He started of fine they think he is 3 months old but at night when i pet him he suddenly stairs at me arches his back and pounces at me. He has bit me so much on my hand i couldnt stop the bleeding one night. I notice it happens mainly at night.Is there anyway to stop this? Why does he attack? Reply 0   0

fiona latham (92.26.214.xxx) 2010-08-29 16:42:56 hi i adpoted a cat just over a year ago he was 4 months old when we got him at first he was fine but now he has started attacking our legs as we are walking up stairs and when my mum holds him will bite her hands and arms and draw blood he crys when he is about to attack our legs or feet we have tried a water bottle but it doesnt seem to work he also will only listen to my dad and brother when we tell him off when myself and my mum are the ones who always look after him. Is there anyway to stop him? Reply 0   0

My cat is RELENTLESS!!! Ashx2dogs (166.205.10.xxx) 2010-10-12 22:54:05 Hi, I am 13, and I got my cat for my birthday about 2 1/2 years ago. She was about 2 months old, and she was very sweet and loving. As time went by, though, she got meaner and meaner. She is full grown now and is fully capable of tearing me up!! One minute, I'm watching tv or just sitting in my room, and the next she just runs up and sinks her claws into my flesh! I don't think I can take it any more... I might just give her away..... AND I AM THE ONLY ONE SHE DOES THIS TO! My mom says that I am mean to her and that I am always yelling at her and smacking her but I only do it if she attacks me!!! Please help anyone who has a solution!!!!!! I don't want to give my cat away!!! Reply 6   0

my cat is a nutter jodi (92.233.184.xxx) 2010-12-23 05:59:15 i have a 6 month old tabby he was loving at the start as i got him at 7 weeks as hes maturing hes pouncing gripping and kicking me. he does it to my partner and 2 yr old bt she smacks him one i smacked it bt i stopped it as it makes him fearful and resent u i ignor him now and goin to try squirtin with water im currently pregnant he was sookie now he dont like me if he dont improve im giving him away as he cud harm the bby wen born Reply 0   0

Getting an older cat neutered wayne (172.130.252.xxx) 2010-12-26 11:06:49 I have adopted an abandoned cat that I have known since he was born. His owner left town and left him behind. I took him in. I know he is between six and seven years old and has neither been de-clawed nor neutered. He's strictly a house cat now. The problem is not just the urination during mating season and that he becomes ornery and threatens to attack at odd times. The larger but perhaps related problem is that since I adopted him I've noticed that he chases his tail frequently and then savagely attacks my feet and calves to the extent that severe bleeding usually results. I assume he attacks in frustration at not being able to catch his tail. I was wondering if this too was caused by not having him neutered. All of this leads to my question: Considering that he weighs about fifteen pounds, still has his claws, and can be extremely feisty and outright dangerous, is it too late to get him neutered? Getting him to cooperate with... Reply 0   0

bye tim weaver (196.2.89.xxx) 2010-12-31 17:10:45 no real answers from these cat lovers. Bye cat. Reply 0   0

I may not be the best owner. Cat attack and Psychology (68.147.0.xxx) 2011-01-19 10:35:05 Short Hair Domestic We got a cat it is my first one. -at the age of 8 weeks, I already started to yell at her until now nearly 16 weeks, she is less than 5 months old, and she is all over the place, climing everywhere. I found myself yelling at her without thinking first. As this is instinct, and I dind't realize that I yelled that loud until after the fact. I had water sprayed her many times when she was bad, sometimes as severe as 10 times when she was very very bad; thats after she repeated the behaviour several times. I regret yelling at the kitten, it just happend. As an owner I am guilty of yelling at such a young loving kitty. I did not hit and will not hit my kitty. But in one instance I grabbed her quickly and put her in the timeout cage. After the yelling "no" with a very deep voice, I think it is was provicated the behavioural development in my kitty. She started to first wave her paw at me, ... Reply 0   0

Hmmm Robert (76.165.69.xxx) 2011-02-14 16:53:43 My wife and I had a cat, we raised her from a kitten (who knew that they made cat formula?). When she was a kitten she literally followed me in the apartment. Okay, from day one the kitten/cat liked me much better. I am not a pet person--go figure. My wife is a pet person, and she was 6 months pregnant. So, we had a kitten. This kitten/cat would run across the room and leap up into my arm and settle down for a half hour or more of cuddle time. My wife was another story. If my wife fell asleep in her recliner and her arm fell to the side--the cat would attack it, and draw blood. If she scratched her head the cat would attack her. One day I had to come home and get the cat off the bed (she was still a kitten) where she had my wife cowering under the sheets. Don't laugh. We could not let the cat go outside because she became extremely aggressive when we would get her in the house. After six years of this my wife had had ... Reply 0   0

My moms cat... Destiny (24.196.20.xxx) 2011-02-28 03:27:39 My moms cats have always ran and hid when people came over, but ever since I moved back in one of them has attacked me on a regular basis. My mom thinks it is because I am pregnant, but I have tried squirting him with water and everything. Nothing works. He is neutered and declawed in the front. Im afraid he will be the same way with my child. HELP! Reply 0   0

Layla's Mom Diane (205.153.103.xxx) 2011-03-08 16:11:31 My ragdoll too has this problem, and I am at my wits end. She'll be laying on my chestpurring away happy as a pig in *&!t and with no warning her tail starts switching, I can feel her tense up, and then BAM, she latches onto me with all 10 front claws and all teeth and she's a big girl, about 16 lbs, and the more I try n get her off me the more she tears me up. My forearm is riopped open so badly peoiple arew horrified when they see it, the palm of my hand is laid open, and the last time it occurred I was so scared and so angry that I had tpo stop myself from killing her then and there - I thought i needed stitches. I DID grab her and hold her head under cold running water for about 20 seconds then pushed her into the bathroom and shut the door on her (while I cried and sopped up my blood). But that doesnt mean it wont happen again, and she is scaring me.... my daughter is afraid she will seriously injure and and to be fran... Reply 2   0

wth Kendra (66.26.253.xxx) 2011-03-16 14:57:46 I have a female cat she is about 7 months old we moved from Indiana to north carolina she was fine for a few days after moving into our new home but she has become very mean she scratches and bites very hard sometimes and she has become very stubbern she thinks she can do whatever she wants I dont understand what made her start being like this she was my baby now I just feed her and leave her alone.....now she tries to go outside when she has never been outside before and there are no other cats around can someone please help me with what I need to do for her Reply 0   0

whats wrong sherri (67.232.237.xxx) 2011-03-16 20:28:07 i have a 7 MTH YR OLD BLACK TABBY CAT , HE CONSTANTLY BITES ME I AN A WOMAN AND HE BITES ALL WOMAN EVEN LITTLE GIRLS. HE IF HE IS CORRECTED HE STILL GOES AT IT . HE WALKS AROUND AND WAITS FOR ME TO EVEN MOVE TO GO TO THE BATHROOM AND GOES BITTING. I HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO Reply 0   0

joe the great (68.114.249.xxx) 2011-04-20 22:55:52 my cat is attacking my always, i always thought it was because she loved me Reply 0   0

simple solution me (99.249.217.xxx) 2011-05-03 10:41:31 If your cat is attacking you (for real, not playing) kick it's butt. For real. It doesn't respect you as a physical threat in any way if it's doing that. Smack that cat up like it's mother would (don't beat it to death, obviously, but they're pretty damn tough, they can take a smacking). Reply 0   1

Molly u biarch""" aki (118.93.13.xxx) 2011-05-25 11:08:56 so i was surfin' on the net when Molly turns up.(my one year old White cat with two different coloured eyes) wanting a pett'she likes to get right up in front of the moniter lay down and tap my hand which is on the mouse as if to say come on pett me!! NOW!!! rembering times when she has ramndomly attacked me i found this site and as i read comments mulitaking my petting and surfin' she fully attacks my armw ith the blackpupils and reading commets of holding my ground and dominate .she buggers off comes back and pisses in the corner and then jumps out the window WTF B*CTH wha can u do stave the BBBBB for a couple of day "I liked the Time Out Option this one i will try !! Reply 0   0

help Myself (69.29.87.xxx) 2011-05-26 02:55:15 ill be petting my cat and out of nowhere he'll meow loud like i hurt him or something and then he'll bite me and he tried to attack my face once so i dont know whats wrong with him and he also goes around the house meowing loud? can someone help he never used to do this. can you please give me answers Reply 0   1

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HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MEAN CAT!!!!!!!!!!! (174.25.171.xxx) 2011-08-03 00:20:42 hi, i have a 4 or 5 year old calico cat an ever since we got her as a kitten she would randomly attack us (mostly me). we know calico cats are mean but do they randomly attack you??? we have been gone for a week and just got home yesterday and today she attacked my legs and drew blood and bit my arm. she doesn't really attack anyone but me and i have a 2 year old brother who she hasn't done anything to thank goodness and i do NOT want to give her away......i don't know what to do! someone please help! Reply 0   0

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Anonymous (69.243.174.xxx) 2011-09-25 13:50:51 I have a cat that attaches too. Same thing he likes the rubbing for a while then the tail starts twitching and I stop. To me he attaches when he doesn't get what he wants, if he wants a treat really bad, he'll attach....don't make give him a treat though...like duh. If he wants the door open so he can go in and outside, he'll attach or meow for a long time, coming to me and then walking away, I know what he wants...but he's shown bad behavior, and he's not going to get what he wants. Today though, he's attached me twice and brough blood the second time, now I've ignoring him for a while. He's not been satisfied with the two kinds of catfood I put out for him, so will go to the store and try to find one that he'll eat really well. I don't like the attaches but I do realize he wants to be roughoused and when I do he just attaches more. Confused and will try anything. Reply 0   0

attacks Lisa (71.79.20.xxx) 2011-10-05 00:50:42 My cat has been attacking me only when i go to bed...i can be walking to go to my bed and he tries to attack my legs and bite them. I do not understand why he is doing this all of a sudden. and yes he is neutered. idk what to do with him. I love him but can't keep putting up with the constant attacks. Reply 0   0

Cat snuggles & attacks Dan (68.198.12.xxx) 2011-10-19 20:39:38 I have a problem cat. While I'm working at the computer, the cat will approach, snuggle up, purr, then attack. I will not have stimulated the cat in any way. He just bites. How do you modify this behavior? Reply 0   0

crazy cat jada (107.52.145.xxx) 2011-10-19 22:46:27 Ok I have a fluffy siamese and for a lonf period of time she will head bud me ad I pet her for along time then 10 minutes later she stares at me then she attacks she holds my arm captive then stops then goes for my face then I yell at her then she put her ears back and tail straight up and attacks my hand again! Wat the heck is wrong wit me crazy cat. Reply 0   0

love spell helps jeom (69.22.172.xxx) 2012-05-18 05:27:30 I Reply 0   0

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