A Michael Broad Blog
Yes, coyotes do eat cats. Although, there appears to have been very few studies about the interaction between coyotes and cats, one took place in Tuscan, Arizona in 2009. It was conducted by three scientists: Grubs, Shannon E. and Paul R Krausman and it is called Observations of Coyote-Cat Interactions. The study was published …
Yes, raccoons do sometimes kill domestic and feral cats. What I mean is that they sometimes kill small cat species which in this instance might mean an outside domestic cat. It doesn’t take long to realise this fact when doing research on the internet. However, my research also indicates that raccoons can also mind …
The place is Costa Rica, Central America, a country where the boa constrictor is found and where it is a predator of the domestic, stray and feral cat. The boa constrictor is a species of heavy snake which kills prey by arresting the circulation of the blood through the animal that it is killing. …
For the cat allowed to go into the exciting outdoors, there are many dangers and there are ways to minimize them. Here are some suggestions. Train your cat to come when called. The thought of this might put some people off. It does me, somewhat, to be candid. A lot of people don’t like …
We know that America has wild animals that prey on domestic cats. It is one reason why far more Americans keep their cats inside all the time than in European countries. Perhaps the most common and dangerous predator to the outside domestic cat in America is the coyote but I don’t think any Americans …
In Campbell River, a coastal city in British Columbia, Canada, two bald eagles have been seen picking up domestic cats in their talons and then flying over to some rocks on a beach in front of the Anchor Inn whereupon they drop the cats from a height of about 70 feet, which kills them. It …
