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that you contact a veterinarian or a feline ethologist as soon as possible. They’ll be able to give you advice and help you identify the specific source of your cat’s aggression. That way, both your cat and the people that share space with it will be able to cope with this issue more effectively. If your cat is very aggressive or their bites cause serious injuries, you should also seek medical attention for yourself as soon as you’ve been bitten. Possible solutions So far, we’ve only talked about what the causes for a cat to bite your feet could be. However, in case the problem you’re dealing with doesn’t require the assistance of a specialist, we’d like to give you some tips on how to solve this situation on your own. Opportunities for play and predatory behavior: Provide your cat with enough toys, towers, high shelves, and hiding places that allow them to explore your house and be kept entertained while you’re away. Keep in mind that the toys and objects you choose should be appropriate and safe for your cat. Positive, consistent, and predictable human-cat interaction: Block out some time in your agenda to spend time with your cat. If possible, this should always be at the same time of the day. You can pet your cat and play with them — or if they enjoy exploring the surrounding areas, you can go for a walk together. Get your cat a buddy to play with: If your cat spends a lot of time alone, a solution you might want to consider is adopting a new kitten so that they can keep each other company. Before you make this decision, make sure your cat has a sociable character and that they like spending time with other felines. Also, bear in mind that adopting a new pet is a big responsibility. Pay a visit to the vet: There are certain conditions or diseases that trigger aggressive reactions in cats. That’s why it’s always important to visit the vet at least twice a year to make sure your cat is in good health and in good general physical condition. After having read the possible causes for your cat biting your feet and the proposed solutions, do you have any advice that has worked for you and your cat? How did you cope with this problem?