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Our cat did that at that age. He was just playing, annoying and painful though it is. He stopped when we stopped reacting to him. We found that us shooing/shouting/spraying at him was part of the game. Lock him out of the bedroom and ignore the cries.
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Is it possible to trim the cats claws so they aren't so sharp to draw blood? If the cat goes outside I can appreciate that you wouldn't want to do this, but one of ours was a serial foot bapper when he was younger (and still does it occasionally, but not with the persistence of his kitten days). I found him easier to ignore when he wasn't making me bleed.
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He will grow out of it, not the answer you would ideally like, but this might be the actual answer. Patch has stopped doing it and truth be told, I kinda miss it.
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Quick question. While my own furry psychopath is a joy to behold and has trained me wonderfully. My stepdaughter recently took on a friends cat who initially was fine but has recently started attacking her when she's in bed scratch her feet and occasionally drawing blood. It started playful but has escalated to this. Does anyone have suggestions on how to stop this behaviour? The cat is less that a year old, male and intact at this point although the snip is on the cards.