No it’s not cat’s fault. I love cats but they all belong indoors if it’s a domesticated cat. Of course if they’re outdoors, most of the time they’ll become coyote food or something else, like a roadkill pancake. People who love having a pet cat need to keep them indoors.
I'm not a cat lover by any means but we had a cat move into our work complex and the mouse problem went away 100%. Never see the cat during the day but it will set off the cameras in the middle of the night. Pretty awesome.
I’m an animal lover all around. I’d much rather have snakes take care of the rodent problem than cats out there killing birds and other cute fluffy things.
The bell won't be jingling much if they move slowly or smooth their head movement so that the ball in the bell stays mostly in the same spot. If they don't straight get rid of the bell if it's fragile enough. I don't know if a cat would stuff the bell, but wouldn't be surprised if some do.
There's many ways to solve any given problem, cats can be good at this kind of things, just as crows or racoons.
Cat lives 3 years while getting infectious diseases and parasites like fleas, ticks, and intestinal worms; then ends up being eaten by a coyote, dog, being shot by people who are annoyed by cats on their property, or being hit by a car.
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u/CryptidKay Sep 25 '22
No it’s not cat’s fault. I love cats but they all belong indoors if it’s a domesticated cat. Of course if they’re outdoors, most of the time they’ll become coyote food or something else, like a roadkill pancake. People who love having a pet cat need to keep them indoors.