How to train a kitten not to bite?

How to train a kitten not to bite
Kittens bite usually because their teeth are uncomfortable due to tooth replacement, and they need to chew something to relieve pain, or they are just playing and do not really want to attack their owners. For cats that are in the teething period, owners must buy some teething sticks or some chewable toys for cats to help them go through the teething period, so that the cats will not bite the owner’s hands or gnaw on the furniture. When the cat passes through the teething period and the teeth are no longer uncomfortable, he will naturally stop biting.
In addition, because kittens are immature and instinctively curious about external things, they can also be willful, so they will bite people just for fun. At this time, instead of punishing and scolding them, it is better to train them. You can scream in pain when it bites your hand and scold it "no biting". When the cat hears your strong and serious tone, it will naturally not dare to bite again.
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