Cats are natural predators and will bite at moving objects. Therefore, you can use chopsticks to pick up a piece of meat and wave it in front of the cat's eyes to attract the cat to take the initiative to bite. The owner can first choose smaller pieces of meat to guide the cat to bite food, and then increase the size of the meat pieces after exercising the bite force for a period of time to train the cat to bite food. If the size of the meat is reduced and the cat is still unwilling to bite, it is recommended that the owner use hands to help the cat train to bite the food.

Notes on training cats to bite food:

1. If the cat’s bite force is insufficient, some pieces of meat that are too large will be difficult for the cat to bite. At this time, you can choose to use smaller pieces of meat to guide the cat to bite the food.

2. The training environment should be quiet, and several people should not be trained at the same time to avoid distracting the cat’s attention. The training movements should not be too sudden or make loud noises, because cats are very sensitive to loud noises or sudden movements, so as not to scare the cat away, hide, and be unwilling to accept training.

3. There is no need to interfere too much with the cat’s eating, because the cat can bite food based on its own instinct.