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Its possible. But I think it more likely they just left it where they killed it. While cats do bring home trophies to show off, they dont always bring everything they kill home. The last outdoor cat I had would devour birds on the front door step and leave a feathered mess. But I am certain...

I read an article in recent years where there was a study done to determine the most "vicious" killer among all the feline species. It was determined that, as fierce and brutal as lions and tigers and cheetah are, the most vicious was the regular house cat. House cats will kill solely for the...

Thats him.. the fetchy boy.. Bing The Merciless, Destroyer of Worlds. (yes thats his name)

Only one of my four really likes toys. The Maine Coon mix. He loves to play fetch and his favorite thing to fetch... is a ball of tin foil. (Dont judge...:P ) I guess he can pick it up easier.. we play fetch in the house all the time..

In my experience, yes they do believe they own everything in the house, including me. The phrase "No. Not for cats" is said here quite regularly. Dogs have owners, cats have staff. :P

Just my poor opinion, but if you can bring her in from the heat, and have a safe place for her with food, water and a litter box... and out of contact with the other one... she will be angry, but alive. Years ago I had a beautiful calico cat who absolutely did not want to be an indoor cat.. at...

LOL! Thanks... my four little crazy furrballs are wonderful companions. One day I will tell the story of me recently relocating from Los Angeles to Montana.. in a car.. with four cats. Definitely COCG material here.. Thanks everyone! :)

Thanks friends... Yes the older guy is really just a big love-bug and cant be bothered with all this posturing, so I believe it is just a display of dominance. The younger boy has other quirky posturing habits, some of which are.. well.. not exactly polite.. LOL. Thanks for the input. I will...

Hello... I have two male cats (well I have 4 in total but this is about the boys). The older cat is 14, big orange tabby, pretty mellow. The younger is a Maine Coon mix, 10 years old, a very smart and talkative kiddo. Here is the baffling issue: When I return from any outing or errand...