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In typical self-grooming session, cat will sometimes gently bite his or her fur first, in order t remove something hard t get off or t untangle fur, th n lick t finish off th cleaning process. Obviously, if cat is grooming another cat, it will often d th very same thing. This is pretty evident when you watch mamma kitties groom th ir little kittens. There's no malice at all in th bite, it just helps th m pick out dirt, debris, and anything else that may be caught in th kitten's fur or elsewhere on th kitten's body. Cats who are not mother and child will often allogroom (groom each other) as well, though this is complicated behaviour that has quite lot t d with dominance.

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