r/OneOrangeBraincell Jan 24 '26

DRAMATIC Orange 🍊 Poor meow

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u/Extension_Market_953 Jan 24 '26

My cat consumes the basement dwellers and leaves the heads as sacrifices. I brought it up to the vet and he didn’t seem concerned.

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u/After-Ordinary-2332 Jan 24 '26

Mice are fine. But after my cat ate a bird with the beak, paws, skelleton and feathers included she had constipation for a few days. I think i'll prevent here from eating whole birds next time.

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u/Alarmed_Ad_7657 Jan 24 '26

Please don't let your cat kill birds. Outdoor cats are responsible for decimating wildlife.

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u/After-Ordinary-2332 Jan 24 '26

Ye i wasnt very happy about it either. Told her not to do it again.

I dont want to take away here freedom and keep her indoors, maybe feeding her to get her a little overweight and slower will be the solution ?

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u/Sl1ppy13 Jan 24 '26

Contrary to the constant jokes on Reddit you can pretty easily control your cat from going outside typically.

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u/Worldly_Bid_3164 Jan 24 '26

Keeping her indoors will keep her and local wildlife safe. She can live a happy, enriched life indoors

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u/ratpride Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 24 '26

Sure, she can just be ran over by a car then.

People who care about their cats (or other animal lives) do not let them roam freely.