Omega-3 Improves Your Pet Health

I have just welcomed a new kitten into my home, he was born on April 2nd so that makes him about 12/13 weeks old. 95% of the time this cat is the most cuddly animal in the universe, but 5% of the time he wants to play, but he plays really rough. I know he’s just a kitten and is only learning his hunting and fighting skills, but he has drawn blood a great many times. I don’t believe in de-clawing, (let’s call it what it really is, amputating), cats and besides the problem that concerns me most is the biting. He bit my home health care worker last week and drew blood. I am disabled and have already grown really attached to this cat since I am stuck in the house almost every waking moment and he is my constant companion. So, how do I help him learn to not bite and to keep the claws in? I don’t want to spank him or spray him with water. Any suggestions?

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My kitty is about 10-11 months old. She is a very loving little girl who likes to be cuddled and sleeps with me every night right up by my head. I give her lots of affection, love, treats, and playtime, but she bites me constantly. The biting does occur a lot, but not always during play time. Sometimes she will just bite an arm that is hanging over the couch. At first I thought that it was just stalking play, but sometimes she has shown clear signs of agression (ears back, nasty face). The agression is never provoked. She will be sitting on the bed with me, and go from cuddling to agressive in a second. I do not know what to do. She is in good health, always has plenty of attention, food, water, treats…. These bites are hard, breaking skin and bruising. This is not my first cat…. I am not a newbie, but I have never seen anything like this before. What do I do?
ps- she is spayed