Mother cats will sometimes eat their newborn kittens instinctively if they are too unhealthy to survive for long
cats can eat other dead cats but it is mainly female cats after they have giving birth and the kittens are dead, but is has been know for other cats to eat the dead kittens, but it is not likely for cats to eat other dead cats.
Feral cats will eat dead cows.
No, cats do not have a natural tendency to eat each other. They are solitary hunters and typically only eat other animals as prey, not other cats.
Cats may nibble on a deceased person out of desperation if they are unable to access food. However, cats are more likely to go for soft tissues first, such as the face or hands. It's important for pet owners to ensure their cats are provided with adequate food and care to prevent such behavior.
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Cats are not cannibals they will not eat other cats even in starving conditions.
Dogs much like cats often eat or neglect their dead newborn.
Yes, in some cases, mother cats may eat their dead kittens as a way to clean up and remove any potential threats to the rest of the litter. This behavior is more common in wild or feral cats, but can also occur in domestic cats under certain circumstances.
Cats may allow other cats to eat their food due to social hierarchy, sharing behavior, or lack of aggression.
Not normally. Felines do not eat other felines. Check this out: "No, cats do not eat other cats in a normal scenario. However, they may be driven to do that for survival in very dire circumstances. However, cats eating other cats is very uncommon since they can easily catch small prey for food if they have access to the outdoors. ... Do Cats Eat Other Cats? - Animalpath.org"
Domestic Cats obviously don't eat as much as other cats due to their size.
Mostly all the Big Cats (and dogs). But if they are already dead vultures and other scavengers will eat the remains of the body :)- CSAGGESE