I recently adopted two cats from a rescue center. One is apparently 2 years old, and the other is a 10 week old kitten (was 6 weeks when I got her). Initially, the kitten would jump on me and bite me every morning to wake me up because she was playful/hungry. This was annoying, but thankfully she stopped doing it after about a week and a half. However, now the cat has started doing it. And she actually really hurts. She burrows into my sides and scratches and bites me until I get up to feed her. I tell her 'no', but it doesn't really do much. I've also got a spray bottle on hand, but find it hard to actually catch her in the act, as reaching out for the bottle distracts her and she stops biting. I'm also hesitant to use the spray bottle because, along with scratching and biting, she also rubs up against me and lies next to me, which is something she never normally does, as she's not very affectionate. I don't want to teach her that being affectionate is bad, but I do want her to stop biting and scratching. 

I'm losing so much sleep because of this it's driving me crazy. I can't lock them in another room at night because I live in a one-room studio flat. The only room besides the main room is a very small bathroom, and I would feel terrible confining the cats to this tiny room every night. 

Does anyone have any thoughts?
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My cat bites and scratches me in the mornings, and I can't help but find it
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I recently adopted two cats from a rescue center. One is apparently 2 years old, and the other is a 10 week old kitten (was 6 weeks when I got her). Initially, the kitten would jump on me and bite me every morning to wake me up because she was playful/hungry. This was annoying, but thankfully she stopped doing it after about a week and a half. However, now the cat has started doing it. And she actually really hurts. She burrows into my sides and scratches and bites me until I get up to feed her. I tell her 'no', but it doesn't really do much. I've also got a spray bottle on hand, but find it hard to actually catch her in the act, as reaching out for the bottle distracts her and she stops biting. I'm also hesitant to use the spray bottle because, along with scratching and biting, she also rubs up against me and lies next to me, which is something she never normally does, as she's not very affectionate. I don't want to teach her that being affectionate is bad, but I do want her to stop biting and scratching. 

I'm losing so much sleep because of this it's driving me crazy. I can't lock them in another room at night because I live in a one-room studio flat. The only room besides the main room is a very small bathroom, and I would feel terrible confining the cats to this tiny room every night. 

Does anyone have any thoughts?
user
My cat is constantly biting and scratching me, and I'm losing sleep because of it.
assistant