Dealing with Cats Licking People's Ears Often: Solution

Cat grooming, such as licking the neck, is a form of cleaning behavior, and among cats, it serves as an interactive social activity. However, when it comes to cats excessively and frantically licking their ears, it has already moved beyond the normal range. In the feline's perception, your ears and neck are likely to be seen as a soothing, relieving, and habitual "venting ground." Please note the word "habitual," as many bad habits develop from a young age! It is crucial to address abnormal behaviors promptly.

Is there anyone who doesn't know how to interrupt an action? My usual method involves a single glance and an unusual sound.

① If you don't have anything handy, you can throw something into a chip box. Just shake it, and 99% of the time, it will interrupt the behavior!

② If there's nothing else, give a clap of your hands~

Now, let's talk about what to do next?

The solution is simple, but the details must be executed properly.

Step 1:

When your cat is about to start its mischievous act (by wrapping its paws around your neck), stand up immediately without hesitation.

At the same time, calmly use both hands to pick up the cat and place it on the ground or bed. Without looking back, leave the room.

During this stage, there's no need to scold. Try to control it from a mental perspective!

Step 2:

After spending a few minutes scrolling through some treasure posts, return to the original room to play with your cat for a while!

Engage in activities that it is most interested in, and ideally, something that allows for interactive play, such as laser pointers, fishing games, or throwing paper balls.

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