Badgers

[keepdiggin 9,561]

do they prey on cats?

[Greyman 28,798]

do they prey on cats?

it would have to be a pretty dopey cat to get caught by a badger but they are an opportunistic hunter and if they stumbled across one that was fecked or not paying attention I would think they might take one but very rarely, I do know of a non excistant animal that seems to, and an area in the Cotswolds that has been having lots of sightings has also had a growing number of domestics and a few dogs disappearing lately ? If you believe in that sort of stuff

[keepdiggin 9,561]

 

do they prey on cats?

it would have to be a pretty dopey cat to get caught by a badger but they are an opportunistic hunter and if they stumbled across one that was fecked or not paying attention I would think they might take one but very rarely, I do know of a non excistant animal that seems to, and an area in the Cotswolds that has been having lots of sightings has also had a growing number of domestics and a few dogs disappearing lately ? If you believe in that sort of stuff

 

what do u think it is?

[pesky1972 5,325]

Doubt they'd prey on cats. They'd eat road kill cats though I reckon.

[donnyc 1,203]

Eat anything even their own

[Greyman 28,798]

 

 

do they prey on cats?

 

it would have to be a pretty dopey cat to get caught by a badger but they are an opportunistic hunter and if they stumbled across one that was fecked or not paying attention I would think they might take one but very rarely, I do know of a non excistant animal that seems to, and an area in the Cotswolds that has been having lots of sightings has also had a growing number of domestics and a few dogs disappearing lately ? If you believe in that sort of stuff

what do u think it is?

are you loosing numbers of domestic cats from a specific area,? Don't forget you do get people that specifically target them with anti freeze but they normally come home or are found nearby to die

[Blackbriar 8,569]

 

The Croydon Cat Killer !

[Greyman 28,798]

 

 

do they prey on cats?

 

it would have to be a pretty dopey cat to get caught by a badger but they are an opportunistic hunter and if they stumbled across one that was fecked or not paying attention I would think they might take one but very rarely, I do know of a non excistant animal that seems to, and an area in the Cotswolds that has been having lots of sightings has also had a growing number of domestics and a few dogs disappearing lately ? If you believe in that sort of stuff

what do u think it is?

sorry

[forest of dean redneck 11,686]

Don't forget foxes kill cats.

[Greyman 28,798]

Don't forget foxes kill cats.

really ? we get lots of town foxes round here and I have a few bits of film from my own garden were the local Tom comes along and f**k,s mr fox out of the food bowl they also take it in turn to feed this was happening nearly every night in my back garden last year, though I must say the fox,s I pick up out of town are enormous in comparison to the urban ones so maybe a different diet as well though I do think there would be lots of risk of injury in taking on a cat as they fight like feck especially if trapped or cornered

[peterhunter86 8,627]

Don't forget foxes kill cats.

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Probably young kittens,but I don't think they eat cat's my dog killed a feral cat last year in a place full of Foxe's and I left it along a ditch thinking they would eat it but nothing touched it not even magpies or buzzards.

[forest of dean redneck 11,686]

I can't find it but there was a video or cctv camera pic of a fox killing a fluffy decent sized cat on a farm or cottage front stone yard.

[jiggy 3,209]

I read in an old shooting magazine where a fox stalked a cat sitting up top of a fencing stake then jumped up and knocked the cat off and killed it. It depends how hungry they are I suppose or if they have young nearby. I seen a badger and fox fighting at the mouth of an earth when I was a young lad. The fox was hell bent on entering earth but badger was in entrance blocking it. I thought at the time when the fox was so aggressive that it had cubs in there but badger was claiming the earth. There was full battle and fur flying so I think the fox wouldn't look for that challenge unless something was wrong.

[beast 1,884]

I have seen cats shift foxes off food many many times and never seen a cat back down to a fox. I suspect a fox would eat roadkill or maybe kittens but it would be a rare thing for a fox to kill a healthy adult cat I think

[sandymere 8,263]

Cost to gain ratio would be very high in a fox killing a cat, the cost of an infected bite limiting hunting versus the meal.