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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Depends entirely on the cat. Some cats and some breeds are smart and savvy. We had an indoor/outdoor cat growing up (suburbs), who lived to be 18. They were indoor/outdoor (any time they wanted to be let out, any time of year) since they were a kitten. Occasionally they came home with a scratch from some animal fight, but nothing serious. They always buried their poop well, occasionally brought us a chipmunk, and helped shoe away the annoyingly chirping birds, so we could sleep with the windows open sometimes. [b]As far as sometimes catching birds go, eh, that's the cycle of life. [/b]Birds aren't exactly vegetarian. Outdoor life is not for every cat. But I'm convinced it makes for a happier, as well as longer (due to aforementioned happiness) life for some cats. [/quote] Actually, cats are non-native predators for which reason it is not the "cycle of life." We have a major problem with native bird populations being killed off by non-native cat-predators. Your comment reflects your ignorance. http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/outdoor-cats-kill-between-14-billion-and-37-billion-birds-a-year-study-says/2013/01/31/2504f744-6bbe-11e2-ada0-5ca5fa7ebe79_story.html [/quote]
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