Cat bites person's face while sleeping

What to do if a cat bites your face while you are sleeping
1. When a cat is in a normal mood or is relatively happy, it will rub, lick, or bite your face. Usually it is a cat. Wants to play with you, or is naughty. Play with your cat more often and use up its energy before going to bed, so that it won't bother you at night.
2. It is also possible that cats have a strong vindictive mentality. During the day, pet owners may affect some of the cat’s territory when they are active, making the cat feel threatened. Cats often wait for pets. After the cat falls asleep, it starts to attack the pet owner. In this case, try to play with the cat to consume energy, and interact more when the cat comes to get close to the pet owner.
3. It is also possible that the cat is too bored at home. When it bites, you need to educate it appropriately. You can scold it loudly and play with the cat for a while.
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