When a cat loves you, it’s not uncommon for it to gently nibble at you. It’s a way of showing you affection. This usually happens when it’s purring or enjoying being petted.
Some cats also nibble lightly when they are hungry: it’s their subtle way of reminding you that it’s time to eat or of getting your attention.
Like humans, cats can feel overwhelmed by too much attention. If you pet them for too long or too intensely, they may bite you as a warning to show you they need space.
4. Fear or stress
This is the most natural defense mechanism for any cat. When it feels threatened or frightened, it may bite to defend itself.
5. Pain or discomfort
An unexpected bite can be a sign of a health problem. If your cat bites for no apparent reason, it may be in pain. In this case, a consultation with a veterinarian is necessary.
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