When you're working with kittens, sometimes you feel like a human chew toy. Their teeth are so prickly and sharp, and they do have an instinct to bite. Today, Happy and Polly is going to teach you how to get cats not to bite you. So before we begin, it's important to know that cats are a predator species. So if you're raising a kitten, you're literally raising a micro-panther. These guys have a biological instinct to stalk, hunt and kill their prey just like a lion or a tiger does. Your kitten might be raised indoors, and have all of their needs met like shelter and food. But we have to remember that they have evolved for thousands of years to have certain behavioral and biological needs that help them to survive. One important psychological need they've evolved to have is the thrill of stalking, pouncing and biting their prey. Just because you fulfill a kitten's physical needs does not mean that you'r...