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Why Cats Hate Rats. Why do we let cats curl up on our laps but catch rats in traps? While some cats may be successful at catching and killing rats, it is not guaranteed that all cats will exhibit this behavior. Cats are known for their hunting instincts, and many people keep them around specifically to help control pests like mice and rats. Your average cat isn’t going to eat a rat, as they often have plenty of commercial food in their bowl. However, they typically only consume them when hungry. The results show that cats aren’t all that great at killing rats. A new innovative study shows that cats really aren’t really very good predators of rats, and using cats to control rat populations. These rats cause property and electrical damage, spread disease and parasites like fleas, and can contaminate food supplies, to list a few of the reasons they're hated. The results were surprising, to say the least: How humans create animal villains , visits the. But do cats truly deter rats? Science writer bethany brookshire, author of the new book pests:

The results show that cats aren’t all that great at killing rats. How humans create animal villains , visits the. These rats cause property and electrical damage, spread disease and parasites like fleas, and can contaminate food supplies, to list a few of the reasons they're hated. Science writer bethany brookshire, author of the new book pests: A new innovative study shows that cats really aren’t really very good predators of rats, and using cats to control rat populations. But do cats truly deter rats? Why do we let cats curl up on our laps but catch rats in traps? While some cats may be successful at catching and killing rats, it is not guaranteed that all cats will exhibit this behavior. However, they typically only consume them when hungry. The results were surprising, to say the least:

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Why Cats Hate Rats But do cats truly deter rats? Why do we let cats curl up on our laps but catch rats in traps? Cats are known for their hunting instincts, and many people keep them around specifically to help control pests like mice and rats. Your average cat isn’t going to eat a rat, as they often have plenty of commercial food in their bowl. These rats cause property and electrical damage, spread disease and parasites like fleas, and can contaminate food supplies, to list a few of the reasons they're hated. The results were surprising, to say the least: The results show that cats aren’t all that great at killing rats. But do cats truly deter rats? How humans create animal villains , visits the. However, they typically only consume them when hungry. Science writer bethany brookshire, author of the new book pests: While some cats may be successful at catching and killing rats, it is not guaranteed that all cats will exhibit this behavior. A new innovative study shows that cats really aren’t really very good predators of rats, and using cats to control rat populations.