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>It's not 'speculation' to suggest that logically, an animal which is not hungry won't expend energy to hunt for food. Your argument remains as merely some vag
by prvc 3y ago
>It's not 'speculation' to suggest that logically, an animal which is not hungry won't expend energy to hunt for food.
Your argument remains as merely some vague hand-waving, still with no evidence presented.
- ivraatiems 3y agoIt feels like you're being deliberately obtuse, but, here you go: https://www.unitedspayalliance.org/feral-cats-if-you-feed-them-please-fix-them/ https://www.unitedspayalliance.org/feral-cats-if-you-feed-th... https://www.felina-sicily.org/en/how-to/to-feed-or-not/ https://www.felina-sicily.org/en/how-to/to-feed-or-not/ https://www.feralcats.com/good-neighbor https://www.feralcats.com/good-neighbor https://spayneuterspringfield.org/feral-cat-info https://spayneuterspringfield.org/feral-cat-info and here's a study describing what happens when one doesn't take this approach: https://www.dvm360.com/view/feral-cats-fed-not-cared https://www.dvm360.com/view/feral-cats-fed-not-cared All of these were on the first page of Google for 'feeding neutered feral cats only if fixed' or 'feeding neutered feral cats only if fixed study' What I'm suggesting is standard and recommended practice.
- prvc 3y agoThose are advocacy websites (run by toxo+ cat lunatics), not reputable scientific publications.
- ivraatiems 3y agoI literally cited a scientific study as my final link. But given that you think people who like cats are "toxo+ cat lunatics," I think there's no productivity in this exchange. You clearly have some really strong biases, and you've made clear what I was already inferring from your comments - you won't agree with anything that doesn't support your incorrect viewpoint.