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This link speaks to a different point with regard to effectiveness, not apparent enjoyment. (And to be fair to the barn cats, they did pretty well keeping not o
by tomrod 3y ago
This link speaks to a different point with regard to effectiveness, not apparent enjoyment. (And to be fair to the barn cats, they did pretty well keeping not only rats and mice down, but also snakes and scorpions)
- jncfhnb 3y agoThey don’t hunt rats because the rats are large enough to threaten the cat. They probably would win 95% of those fights cleanly but it’s risky enough to not be worthwhile. Enjoyment is certainly not a differentiating thing. These are urban rats specifically which are larger and may not apply to country rats
- tomrod 3y agoI'll grant some cats don't hunt rats. In our case it was more suburban rats, sometimes they did get big, yes.