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My cat keeps killing!
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I have a one year old cat- we live in the countryside.
Only thing is she is killing one sometimes two animals a day (mouse,shrews,birds,voles)
It's getting ridiculous and yesterday I had to watch a bird die that she brought in (it died after few mins)
I just dont know what to do to stop her- She has a bell on her collar and I have punished her by giving her a little tap on bottom but nothing stops her.
Anyone got any advise except for moving away or locking her in??!!
Only thing is she is killing one sometimes two animals a day (mouse,shrews,birds,voles)
It's getting ridiculous and yesterday I had to watch a bird die that she brought in (it died after few mins)
I just dont know what to do to stop her- She has a bell on her collar and I have punished her by giving her a little tap on bottom but nothing stops her.
Anyone got any advise except for moving away or locking her in??!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You will never change her, but she will get older and eventually catch less. I have an 8 year old Jr cross.she kills everything she can catch , birds, mice , doves , pigeons, last week she brought me a hibernating rolled up hedgehog, fleas and all.Her legs were bleeding , she had spines in her face,the hedgehog was undamaged , so out in the nightie to put it back at some ungodly hour.Only let her go out for a wee when she woke me up.Grrrrrr!!!!!
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It is survival of the fittest....your cat is only catching those that are weaker or slower...and of course-the more she catches,the better and quicker she will get. You can't stop it,nor can you expect every cat to be the same.
One very important thing....GET RID OF THE COLLAR. As has been said before....cats can get caught on branches or even strangled by collars. With microchipping (which I hope yours is) , it's not necessary to have a collar.
One very important thing....GET RID OF THE COLLAR. As has been said before....cats can get caught on branches or even strangled by collars. With microchipping (which I hope yours is) , it's not necessary to have a collar.
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get a grip here people - pastafreak is quite correct - cats kill things - that's why they are here, that's how they are wired to survive - most people have had their wings clipped by the government's elf n safety policies - let's not extend it to our pets - they are compromised enough anyway with the lifestyles many have to live.. Nature is not all bunnies skipping through the sunlit woods, meeting up and having tea together - things die and I'm sorry, just cos you give kitty a bowl of Felix won't change her instincts.