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Cassie's been breaking her diet. She caught a bird yesterday (much to Rach's shock) although she didn't actually eat it or anything - Rach got her to drop it and then took it to the vets - and this morning I come downstairs to find half a mouse on the carpet. Literally. Oh the joys of living with a predator!

Date: October 15th, 2002 05:20 am (UTC)From: (Anonymous)
One tip - as soon as the house starts smelling slightly unusual, start searching for hidden mouse corpses. You don't want one to become ripe under the sofa.

- Adrian

Or worse...

Date: October 15th, 2002 08:29 am (UTC)From: [identity profile] applez.livejournal.com
...behind a wall:

assuming the injured, escapes, dies scenario.

On Cat Psychology

Date: October 15th, 2002 08:31 am (UTC)From: [identity profile] applez.livejournal.com
From what I've read, the hunting prey and bringing it back to the owners, especially alive, usually isn't an indicator that the cat isn't being fed enough ...

rather it's a kind of maternal instinct on the part of that cat trying to teach its human 'children' how to hunt.

The solution, I don't know ... but it would be well worth reading up on this sort of thing.

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