Cats Attacking Rabbits

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celtic - 26 Sep 2003 11:56 GMT

Cats attack my kids rabbits can they harm them( the cats)

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MacTech - 28 Sep 2003 18:04 GMT

> Cats attack my kids rabbits can they harm them( the cats)

Each could do harm to the other. Rabbits have powerful hind legs. On
the other hand, we have a stray mother cat who has taken up residence
in our barn. She catches and kills adult wild rabbits and brings them
for her kittens.

LeAnn

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Starlord - 29 Sep 2003 02:04 GMT

Yes, after all, the Cat is the Hunter, the rabbit is the PRAY/FOOD.

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> Cats attack my kids rabbits can they harm them( the cats)

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TUV - 29 Sep 2003 10:42 GMT

Exactly! Cat will eventually not only hurt rabbits, it'll kill them - just
for fun! Cat need not to be hungry to kill. Although, if you spend enough
time with all of them together, if you show your cat you protect rabbits and
she's not allowed to hurt them, providing your cat's position in the
household being 'kitten', not 'mother of the house', you can succeed.

> Yes, after all, the Cat is the Hunter, the rabbit is the PRAY/FOOD.
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