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my cat bites my leg!

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smb1994 - 17 Mar 2008 00:40 GMT
My cat bites my leg while i walk away. He stopped for a while then he bit me
today. Anyone have any behavioral correction ideas?
~s♥r♥h
Kathy - 17 Mar 2008 01:47 GMT
My cat adores the palm fronds that I bring home from church. I almost think
she sees then as being super grass, like the oat grass she has on the
windowsill only super-sized!
Kathy
Manfred Mann - 17 Mar 2008 03:53 GMT
>My cat adores the palm fronds that I bring home from church. I almost think
>she sees then as being super grass, like the oat grass she has on the
>windowsill only super-sized!
>Kathy
It's the smell that attracts them.   Mine has been trying since
yesterday to get it.
G Hardy - 17 Mar 2008 10:48 GMT
"smb1994" wrote...
> My cat bites my leg while i walk away. He stopped for a while then he bit
> me
> today. Anyone have any behavioral correction ideas?

Are you feeding him enough?
studio - 17 Mar 2008 21:09 GMT
> My cat bites my leg while i walk away. He stopped for a while then he bit me
> today. Anyone have any behavioral correction ideas?

My Big Mama used to do that, mainly as a youngster.
She used to grab onto my leg with her claws and bite me.

This is partly because her former owner played with her
rough using his feet, and partly because she's frustrated
and wants attention.

Tripping by cats is a form of natural instinctive behavior in
play and for real.

You can tell when they want to do it for real by their eyes
squinting and turning dialated.

The best aviodance of such is to not walk near them and
to say "NO!".

If you're rough-housing kitty, the cat, in her own way, may
want to prove to you that it is not submissive to you, but rather
that you are equals.....in other words; kitty is demanding respect.

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