Pretty much any kind of cat will kill a rat. It mostly depends on the animal's individual personality, which is a result of both breeding and the environment it was raised in. My cats, for example, are terrified of rats, but that's because I trained them that if they got near my rats, they got a spritz of water. Which they hate.
However, my ex-girlfriend had barn cats that helped keep their horse barn free of vermin, and all of them would gladly chase down and kill a rat, and they were all semi-domesticated wild born cats, originating from an outside domestic.
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Yes, cats can kill rats. Cats don't just kill only rats but they can also kill Mice.
No Mostly Not Unless Its Desprete For Food It Kills It For Fun Cats Seem To Enjoy Attacking Fast Thing And Rats Usely Escape From Us Because Of Speed But Whearas A Cat Can Catch A Rat Easily And Kill It For Fun Not Nessicarly To Eat
Rats are smaller than cats.
Several animals are known to prey on rats, including cats, dogs, birds of prey (such as owls and hawks), snakes, and some species of weasels. Each of these predators uses different hunting strategies to catch and kill rats.
Cats and dogs are more closely related than cats and rats.
There is Feline Leukemia, a kind of killer disease that kills many cats.
PEOPLE Terriers (& most dogs). Big cats Mustelidae's (e.g. ferrets) Big birds ... ect
cats and rats am not lying, if you know a domican freind ask them the question.
Domestic cats and dogs are more closely related than cats and rats. Cats and dogs diverge at Order Carnivora, cats to Feliformia and dogs to caniformia. Cats and rats, on the other hand diverge at Infraclass Eutheria, rats to Rodentia and cats to Carnivora.(Dogs belong to Genus Canis, cats to Genus Felis, and rats to Genus Rattus.)Cats and dogs both descend from a weasel-like mammal known as cynodictis.
The answer is YES, because rats have highly sensitive and efficient ears and nose (both) which can sense the presence of cats.