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Is it okay to hit my cat if he bites me?
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It's not right to hit your cat in any way. This is because it will only make the situation worse for the cat not to trust you and will become withdrawn from you. They don't understand punishment.
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If a cat bite breaks your skin, you should seek medical attention. Though uncommon, cat bites can sometimes lead to complications and very rarely death. Never hold down, shake or hit your cat because can make the situation worse and cause her to become withdrawn and will break your bond with them.
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no its not right as its against the animals rights you should prevent doing any of the act that makes the cat angry to bite you as its an innocent animal
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No, it is not okay to hit your cat for biting. Hitting your cat can cause it to become fearful or aggressive, and can make the problem worse. If your cat is biting you, it is best to consult a professional who can help you to determine the cause of the behavior and provide advice on how to address it.
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Never hold down, shake or hit your cat. Physically harming your cat can actually make the situation worse and cause her to lash out or become withdrawn. Also, cats have a hard time associating the physical punishment with the bad behavior, so you're not actually training her to stop doing it.
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It's not recommended to hit your cat as a response to biting. Cats may bite due to various reasons, such as fear, playfulness, or discomfort. Instead, try redirecting their behavior with toys or providing positive reinforcement when they exhibit good behavior. If the biting persists, consider consulting with a vet or a professional behaviorist for guidance.
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