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How to stop a cat from chewing
Look for signs of compulsive chewing.
A compulsion is an irresistible need to perform a certain behavior. In cat's, the most common compulsive behaviors are wool or fabric sucking/chewing or excessive hair licking/chewing-also called psychogenic alopecia.

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(1). Another, mystical and uncontrollable behavior that can be considered is excessive chewing and mouth licking-also called afu. If you have an afu craving, you may notice your cat chewing something that you know is caffeine..
(2). If you are unable to stop your cat, you have many choices : Try to step away from your cat. Pet your cat in a soothing tone or move away..
(3). If you find the temptation to interrupt the feeding process and force the cat to eat the accessory, stop the behavior and use things other than medical monitoring strategies such as biting and sitting down. Assess whether the cat has stopped chewing you..
(4). This most often occurs when a cat is stressed or frustrated by something out of its control. In kittens that are weaned too early, this can become a problem when they become adults..
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