Correct the habit of biting: when the kitten bites, stop playing immediately and take a ignoring or ignoring attitude. Don't tease cats with your fingers, and don't touch their mouths or claws with your hands, so as not to stimulate their biting behavior.
Adhere to gentle guidance: If a kitten bites, it can pat its mouth gently and then walk away. When kittens behave well, they can be given appropriate rewards and praise, such as petting and feeding.
Use special training equipment: There are some tools specially used to train cats not to bite, such as bitters and cat biting toys. These tools can help kittens understand what can and cannot be bitten.
Regular physical examination: Regular physical examination with kittens can ensure their health and reduce bites caused by physical discomfort.
Cultivate good social habits: Cultivating good social habits of kittens from an early age, such as getting along well with other animals or humans, can reduce their chances of biting people.
In short, we should guide kittens patiently and carefully to help them get rid of the habit of biting. At the same time, we should also give enough attention and care to let kittens feel the goodwill and care of human beings.