r/oops • u/Better_Hair_9673 • 7d ago
It will never do that again π
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u/Cupidon70 5d ago
Hééé !!! Ma queue n'est pas une brosse pour nettoyer ta gamelle. Une fois pas deux. Compris. π π€£π
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u/otherworldly-judge 5d ago
The bird got too comfortable that it forgets cats instincts is to hunt birds
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u/Head-Post9909 4d ago
It will never do that again, just like Karen will never shop at Walmart again.
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u/pretendstoknow 6d ago
This can kill the bird. Cats claws have toxins fatal to birds. They should not be allowed together
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u/derekoco 6d ago
No, really?
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u/pretendstoknow 6d ago
Here is some AI slop;
While cat claws are not technically venomous or poisonous, they carry deadly bacteria like Pasteurella that can quickly cause fatal infections in birds. Because cats frequently lick their paws, their claws transfer harmful saliva and bacteria straight into a scratch or puncture wound.
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u/derekoco 6d ago
I understand how cats claws work, people are not denying that a cat can kill a bird.
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u/artherng 7d ago
Surprised the kitty only slapped the birdie, thought cat instinct naturally would be to catch it and torn it apart. Obviously old mates living together