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My cat bites her brush

I think your cat just views it as a toy. Maybe your cat needs some toys to play with you can work on that.
 
I think it's probably just playful behavior. Every cat has different habits, and some seem to enjoy chewing brushes or anything that catches their attention or she doesn't just like the brush.
 
It's time to change the cat's brush as quickly as possible. If you keep using the same brush, it's always going to make it become stressed out.
 
It's a message for you to stop. It's not about marking territory, she's just warning you to stop. You can try another brush if it's same thing.
 
Olive said:
I think your cat just views it as a toy. Maybe your cat needs some toys to play with you can work on that.
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Cat's don't normally bite their toys. They like to toss it around and chase. When they bite, they are aggressive and it means they're not comfortable with the toy.
 
Noble said:
It's a message for you to stop. It's not about marking territory, she's just warning you to stop. You can try another brush if it's same thing.
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That's true. They don't talk so the only way is to show the act through aggression. It's best to listen and observe, changing the brush will be the first thing.
 
Sarah said:
That's true. They don't talk so the only way is to show the act through aggression. It's best to listen and observe, changing the brush will be the first thing.
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Even though they don't talk like human being there is a way they communicate through meowing and hissing. If your cat is constantly hissing, it means that they are not happy about one particular thing.
 
Henrywrites said:
She has not been aggressive with it. So, I suspected that it was all play and I am glad that you mentioned it too which is cool.
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If that's the case, then I think there's nothing left for you to worry about. Cats love to play very well too just like dogs. I'm glad you have a happy pet.
 
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