CATDOLL : Why do big cats bite small cats?

1. The big cat feels unfamiliar with the kitten, so it will regard the kitten as an enemy and bite it.

2. The big cat's desire for control. The big cat bites the small cat to declare its big brother status and control.

3. Big cats are very territorial and will bite kittens when they invade their territory.

4. The big cat is very jealous and does not want its owner to pamper the little cat, so it will attack the little cat.

5. When a big cat bites a small cat, it may be because the cat is learning hunting skills, and the big cat occasionally bites the small cat while playing.

6. If the two cats are of different genders, the adult cat may be in estrus and is biting the younger female cat's neck to fix the female cat in place to ensure the smooth completion of the mating process.

What behaviors between cats indicate friendliness:

1. Smell each other. Each cat has its own pheromone. When two cats get close to each other, they will smell each other to judge whether the other's information is compatible with their own.

2. Rubbing each other’s bodies. If two cats have a good relationship, they will constantly rub each other’s bodies to show comfort or express love.

3. Cats share litter boxes. If two cats have a good relationship, they will share a litter box and even help each other bury the litter.

4. Express through calls. Cats express their feelings through calls. If two cats have a good relationship and are very familiar with each other, then the calls will tend to be soft and coquettish.

5. Licking each other’s fur. In the subconscious of cats, generally speaking, only cats with high status and stronger power are qualified to lick other cats, and licking each other’s fur is a friendly expression.