Reducing cats catching wildlife

[beccahamlet]

Has anyone got any input. I'm getting collars with bells on and keeping in dawn and dusk. Any more ideas please?

Please help me too. My rescue cat who we've had for 2 months is a hunter. We have lots of trees in our back garden and she is a great climber. We've had dead birds and she stole a newly hatched chick from the nest the other week. No idea if it made it. Highly unlikely. We put it in a handmade nest high up in the tree and didn't let cat out for a few days. Went to check a few days later and it was gone. Probably something else took it. So sad. In fairness she hasn't got anything else since. Even though it's natural, I was quite upset about the baby and she's bought nothing back since so maybe she knows🤣 ( I didn't shout or punish cat btw was just really upset and shooed my cat inside once she dropped it)

So it's another word for cooking.

Oh this is nearly as silly as the paleo nonsense.

All food is processed- or are we going to start eating raw potatoes and biting lumps out of pigs?

Come on, this is a wind up surely?

I suppose none of you eat cheese and are all teetotal 😂

Wrong thread, sorry!

Thanks all. I've got some quick release collars on them and have only let them out 8.30 till 6.30 (day time). No more casualties.