All posts in "Wildlife"

Do Cats Eat Chipmunks? (The Gruesome Truth)

By Phil

It’s an uncomfortable truth for some cat owners, but felines are natural hunters, and they have perfected their craft over thousands of years. If you are concerned about the wildlife in your neighborhood, there are things you can do to lessen the chance your cat will terrorize them.  But, that is not to say that […]

Can Cats Eat Feathers? (Risks To Be Aware Of)

By Phil

Cats will sometimes eat bits of feathers, either from the prey they’ve caught or from their toys. It’s not good for them as feathers can’t easily be digested, are potentially sharp, and can potentially cause intestinal issues. The problem is, it’s not always possible to stop a cat chewing on feathers. All you can do […]

Can Cats Eat Centipedes? (Are they Poisonous/Dangerous?)

By Phil

Can cats eat centipedes? Are centipedes dangerous or poisonous to cats (or humans)? Should you be concerned if you think your cat has eaten or come into contact with a centipede? These are all valid questions if you have centipedes in or around your home or know your cat is coming across them outside. It’s […]

Can Cats Eat Silverfish? (Are They Harmful/Toxic?)

By Phil

Can cats eat silverfish? Are there any potential health issues associated with cats eating silverfish? Are silverfish harmful to cats? If you have been spotting silverfish in or around your home or know they are active in the area where you live, you’re right to be cautious. These little insects are pretty creepy looking, and […]

Can Cats Eat Crickets?

By Phil

If your cats are anything like mine they love chasing bugs and insects around the garden and will even eat or chew on some of the little creatures sometimes. As to why they do this is fairly simple. Cats are natural predators and love hunting prey, especially if it moves quickly and gives them something […]

Can Cats Eat Grasshoppers?

By Phil

It’s fun watching cats chasing bugs and insects around the garden. It’s in their DNA to hunt, chase, play with their prey, and also eat what they catch. I’ve seen my cats eat all sorts of insects in the garden. From flies and butterflies to grasshoppers, ladybirds, and all sorts in between. If you’ve seen […]