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Cats are awesome 
cat kill rabbit
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My cat has spent too much time battering **** out of male cats around here(horny buggers) that shes had no time to kill stuff for fun. She sleeps in the edge so blends in with the birds and regularly kills small ones.
My old cat(the don) jumped up onto the windowledge with a huge seagull in his mouth once. My mum got some fright at that one.
The girl cat brough in a bird and sat it at my feet still alive!!!!!
If i **** my cat off she chases me and dives at my knee or wraps her self round my arm and bits my elbow. She gets even more annoyed when i clench my fist and she cant fit her mouth around it to bite it.
My old cat(the don) jumped up onto the windowledge with a huge seagull in his mouth once. My mum got some fright at that one.
The girl cat brough in a bird and sat it at my feet still alive!!!!!
If i **** my cat off she chases me and dives at my knee or wraps her self round my arm and bits my elbow. She gets even more annoyed when i clench my fist and she cant fit her mouth around it to bite it.
chiggz said:
They do. An old lady, Stella, who lives about 6 doors down from me had to have a year old kitten taken away and put down. One day, out of the blue it just went for her and wouldn't stop. It put her in hospital for a few weeks.
The cat that has adopted my local pub as a home is a vicious thing at times. One of the managers was lucky not to get clawed in the eye the other week.
Deep cut on the side of her nose, and just above the eye.
I've had it draw blood a few times carrying it out of the pub.
Of our cats at home, one is scared of everything, and the younger, smaller one will chase anything. Even when she was a kitten she'd start on next doors cat, that is also fairly big and aggresive.
She's brought in a few things, most recent being a fully grown blackbird.
Deep cut on the side of her nose, and just above the eye.
I've had it draw blood a few times carrying it out of the pub.
Of our cats at home, one is scared of everything, and the younger, smaller one will chase anything. Even when she was a kitten she'd start on next doors cat, that is also fairly big and aggresive.
She's brought in a few things, most recent being a fully grown blackbird.
I had a cat some years ago that had no fear and loved catching insects more than anything. The most impressive example was when she, in a single action pawed at a fly as it flew past. She then sat there and examined the fly, still buzzing away, but perfectly impaled on a single long claw, and then ate itdroolinggimp said:
We came home one day to find the cat had caught and dragged a rabbit into the back porch. I say a rabbit, but the only bit that was left intact was the head. It had ripped the rest to shreds and was sat there with its fur all smeared red and various bits of flesh, skin and bone surrounding it.
rubin1961 said:i have never seen this before,i was at a custmors house last week and to my supprise i saw a cat with a full grown rabit in its jaws just like a lion or tiger with a gazzel .
i thought a cat (pussy cat) never went for rabbits just birds and mice.
iv been arround for fourty odd years but iv never seen this before
one of our cats catches a rabbit almost daily in the summer.
The good thing is that cats mostly catch the mixy rabbits and so helps stop the spread of this disease.
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Well my rabbit, who is small in comparison to the cats on my street chases all the cats out of the garedn, its only a matter of time before one turns on him, but the 6 that have tried so far, have only tried once. now all they do is walk on top of the fence, look at him. he runs at the fence then stops and the cat legs it. its rather funny watching a rabbit run after a cat!
its rather funny watching a rabbit run after a cat!mr_x_plosion said:Speaking of rabbits, does anyone want one? lol
I rescued an escaped pet rabbit from a cat tonight on the way home from work.
I managed to catch the rabbit by throwing my coat over it.
Im gonna put some signs up round the street I caught it and hope someone comes to get it. If not i dunno what we will do with it.
Nick
Rabbit Stew?
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T'other day I was in my bedroom back home and heard some squeaking, I looked out of my window and nextdoor neighbours cat was playing with a little mousie he'd caught 
The poor thing was squeaking like mad, the worst part is even when the cat had taken a bite and swallowed what looked like the entire mouse - I could still hear it squeaking 
The poor thing was squeaking like mad, the worst part is even when the cat had taken a bite and swallowed what looked like the entire mouse - I could still hear it squeaking