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19-02-2007, 04:43 PM
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From experience i can say that a well fed and well cared for cat will have very little intererst in killing anything alive let alone a bird.. They should be locked away at night as well.
If its peeing on stuff its most likely a stray Tom that needs to be removed and humanely Euthenised.
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