Why Does My Cat Rub Its Face on Me and Bite?
Explore why cats rub their faces and may bite you – signs of love, affection, or overstimulation.
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Cats rub their faces on you to mark you with their scent and show affection. The biting may be love bites, a form of gentle nibbling, or a sign that your cat is overstimulated. Try to observe your cat's body language; if the biting seems more aggressive, it might be a good idea to decrease the level of physical interaction at that moment.
FAQs & Answers
- What does it mean when my cat rubs its face on me? When your cat rubs its face on you, it's marking you with its scent and showing affection.
- Why does my cat bite me gently? Gentle biting can be a sign of love or playfulness, often referred to as 'love bites.'
- How can I tell if my cat is overstimulated? Look for signs like tail twitching, flattened ears, or sudden biting, which indicate your cat needs space.
- What should I do if my cat seems aggressive? If biting appears aggressive, it's best to reduce physical interaction and give your cat some time alone.