ACK!!! One of my cats killed a bunny!!!
POSTED BY: chrisisall
UPDATED: Saturday, May 1, 2010 11:24
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Quote:Frelling cats. They suck.
Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
I'm a dog person. Like Mr. Leary.
But I have cats.
I did something wrong in a past life. Like talking in the theatre.

The laughing Chrisisall
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Thanks Chris. You started something. Just as I was going to bed the fat cat (not the hell-kitten) came in with bunny hindquarters.
Gah! *shudder*
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Zombie Cat Apocalypse!!!
The laughing Chrisisall
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Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
Zombie Cat Apocalypse!!!
Patches!
I miss Patches. He was the zombie cat from "Dead Man's Party."
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We applied the cortical electrodes but were unable to get a neural reaction from either patient.
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Did he... smell...?

The laughing Chrisisall
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I would make my cats stay inside but they nearly kill themselves shooting through the door.
The laughing Chrisisall
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I have owned cats for 30+ years, do not let them out, the ONLY reason they want out is to hunt. Roll up a newspaper or magazine secure it with a rubber band so its ready prop it by the door and when they make a move grab them by the neck scruff and swat them a couple of times and loudly say "NO". This is the only way to stop the behavior. I have one who use to try to get out, two years ago she brought me 3 mice and 4 birds(the very small birds) its always in the spring. They 'new' animals haven't learned that there is 'death' out there, poor babies. She doesn't try to get out any more, and it didn't take but maybe 3 rounds with the newspaper to stop her.
This is what my vet told me to do, to try to stop the slaughter, so I don't want to hear that I am abusing them.
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Do not bother dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup!
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...it usually is.....Mal
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My kitty doesn't care much about getting out. Once in a blue moon she'll walk right out the door when I get home, but she doesn't go very far. She just sniffs around a bit and meows. She just lets me pick her up and bring her right back inside.
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Our cats live on a farm, so this sorta thing is kinda encouraged. Kinda there job.
Although yes, having a 15lb jack russel-sized cat drag a 10lb bunny into the yard and then proceed to redecorate with entrails is not a whole lotta fun.
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Ash
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my cat Theo killed a bunny a couple of weeks ago too...he brought it home and was really sad about it and kept trying to wake it up. I was like" Honey you played it to death". the next night he caught a mouse, batted it around for a while then let it go he's been mopey ever since as if he's rethinking his cat instincts...hard to help him as I don't speak cat. he's also been digging a lot of holes lately and then filling them in loosely...so we are constantly stumbling.
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