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Do Cats Bother Ducks. This fact applies especially for feral cats since they hunt animals to survive. They could trample your garden, bother your pets, and leave quite a mess behind on your lawn. If you are a cat owner, it doesn’t mean ducks near you are safe from your feline pet. In the wild, a cat would certainly go after ducks as a food source, and birds, in general, are a prime source of meat for cats. The short answer is yes, cats do eat ducks. Cats view ducks as prey and will jump and attack them. Has anyone had problems with the neighborhood cats going. Even though some individual ducks and cats may get along fine, there are risks to consider before allowing unsupervised interactions. While some cats may tolerate the presence of ducks, others may see them as prey and pose a threat to their safety. Leaving ducks and cats alone together is generally not recommended. While house cats won’t likely eat a duck, they will nonetheless attack one upon sight. Ducks are birds and cats are cats and you would think that cats would generally eat ducks, not befriend them. Generally, feral cats are more likely to attack and eat ducks compared to domestic cats. Fortunately, there are a few ways you can keep ducks at bay. My ducks are adults, but the cats are all on the larger side for domestic cats.

Ducks are birds and cats are cats and you would think that cats would generally eat ducks, not befriend them. Fortunately, there are a few ways you can keep ducks at bay. Ducks do have a sense of smell which they use to identify nearby food sources and predators. While house cats won’t likely eat a duck, they will nonetheless attack one upon sight. Cats view ducks as prey and will jump and attack them. Leaving ducks and cats alone together is generally not recommended. This fact applies especially for feral cats since they hunt animals to survive. They could trample your garden, bother your pets, and leave quite a mess behind on your lawn. Even though some individual ducks and cats may get along fine, there are risks to consider before allowing unsupervised interactions. In the wild, a cat would certainly go after ducks as a food source, and birds, in general, are a prime source of meat for cats.

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Do Cats Bother Ducks The short answer is yes, cats do eat ducks. Fortunately, there are a few ways you can keep ducks at bay. They could trample your garden, bother your pets, and leave quite a mess behind on your lawn. Generally, feral cats are more likely to attack and eat ducks compared to domestic cats. Leaving ducks and cats alone together is generally not recommended. My ducks are adults, but the cats are all on the larger side for domestic cats. While house cats won’t likely eat a duck, they will nonetheless attack one upon sight. This fact applies especially for feral cats since they hunt animals to survive. Cats view ducks as prey and will jump and attack them. Has anyone had problems with the neighborhood cats going. Ducks are birds and cats are cats and you would think that cats would generally eat ducks, not befriend them. While some cats may tolerate the presence of ducks, others may see them as prey and pose a threat to their safety. Ducks do have a sense of smell which they use to identify nearby food sources and predators. If you are a cat owner, it doesn’t mean ducks near you are safe from your feline pet. The short answer is yes, cats do eat ducks. In the wild, a cat would certainly go after ducks as a food source, and birds, in general, are a prime source of meat for cats.