It mostly depends on how small or big the rabbit is.
My cat never did.
no they dont
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they will not kill the rabbits! This is ridiculous did you even write this?
Some cats kill rabbits and other creatures for enjoyment and its in there nature. Some but not all cats do like to eat what they catch.
They could, if given the chance. Many cats, even if well fed, have been known to hunt and kill quite large animals such as rabbits. It's instinct.
A full grown rabbit probably has nothing to fear from a cat but cats do kill baby bunnies.
They can kill both cats and dogs, so i don't see why they could not kill a raccoon.
Yes. Cats (feral, wild, or domestic) prey upon rabbits when they can.
Yes, wild cats do hunt rabbits. On many occasions, a cat will hunt the baby rabbits for food.
Yes, some pet cats do eat birds and rabbits.
No. Rabbits must NOT eat any kind of wheat.
wha eats rats rabbits and mice-bears eats rats rabbits and mice.
Rabbits are prey for a feline. Trust me. I have 5 cats and 1 rabbit. Take my advice; keep them in a separate room at all times. Cats were put on this earth to hunt. And rabbits are definatly their number one prey.
No. Cats don't normally eat pet rabbits. However, cats will often kill baby rabbits (about the size of mice when they are first born).Other Perspectives:My cat is scared of a hamster and i think he is scared of a rabbit too.Many, not all, cats will kill and eat wild or pet rabbits. All adult cats are capable, but some are restrained by their upbringing. Most will take, and eat, babies or juveniles, and experienced cats will take, and eat, fully grown rabbits.