Many owners may be genuinely offended by a cat if the animal decides to bite a person during a normal petting.
We always consider such behavior as unjustified aggression, which is a misconception.
A cat doesn't have many opportunities to express its feelings and show its attitude towards a person. Therefore, a cat can actually bite you slightly at the moment when you pet it.
Typically, this experience is not unpleasant or painful - there will be no pain from the bite.
Cats rarely show signs of illness, so it can be difficult to determine the disease. If the pet "does not allow" you to touch a certain place, this may indicate pain.
Experts recommend contacting veterinarians in such cases.
If you bought a cat from a shelter or picked it up from the street, the animal needs a long time to adapt and socialize.
A cat can really bite hard because it doesn't understand what to expect from a person. Just give it time.