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Thanks! Well, she has her bad days-don't we all. But she's a very nice kitty overall.

Coco-Coco was the nickname of fashion designer Coco Chanel (born as Gabrielle Chanel). In France, Coco is a common name for parrots, in reference to the sounds they make. I named my cat Coco because she looked like a cup of hot coco, but I guess she's also a fashion cat!

My favorite part of Coco is, well, everything! If I had to choose, it would be her eyes. She looks adorable, especially when she's looking up at me for another treat. I can't look directly in her eyes when she's begging-her eyes make me give her whatever she wants!

Thank you all so much for the responses. Coco has grown up and is now almost a year old. She's done with biting, although she does it occassionally when she's in a playful mood. I use the firm NO! trick and it worked. I also redirect her playful aggression with a toy. Thanks again!

It's a wonderful toy. Cats always attack something, wether it's a feather, a peice of yarn or a stuffed animal. Just make sure you don't let her attack your hands, and when she does redirect her attacking towards this toy. She needs to know that hands are not toys.

It could be an issue with the food bowl he eats or drinks out of. I remember reading an article about how some food bowl material causes sores in cats. Unfortunately, I forgot where I read this. Maybe you can ask your vet about it?

These were hilarious and so true. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for all the welcomes. I never expected so many. This is such a wonderful community. I'm so proud to be a part of it!

I'm Laurie, and I'm guess I'm a new member to this online community. There's not much to know about me, except that I live in a small town in a tiny state. It's so boring here. Perhaps, I should tell you about my kitten, Coco. I got her about two months ago, and she is the cutest little angel...

I know how you feel, but no thank you, one kitten is enough for me. haha

I just got a kitten a little more than a month ago, and she bites a lot! What can I do about it?