Sometimes, cats will deliberately use biting to pay attention to their owner. Or because the cat feels fear or pain, it wants to protect itself. Understanding the cause behind the problem is the fundamental, and only by finding the cause can the problem be solved.
train to train the cat to stop biting. You can train your cat with gestures, sounds and rewards. First, stop it with a loud "Don't" when the cat tries to bite you. Next, you can try to make some games that won't make cats habitually bite people.
For example, use ropes, balls, yarn and other items to divert the cat's attention so that it no longer wants to bite people. In addition, when a cat does not bite people, give it rewards in time, such as cat food, toys, etc. This will allow the cat to form a conditioned reflex and will be more willing to abide by its owner's training in future life.
Cats need to feel safe and comfortable to relax. In its living environment, it is necessary to provide a space filled with grass and trees and hills for it to play. In addition, provide cats with toys that suit their body size and weight. If the cat feels comfortable while playing, it won't bite people habitually.