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A feral animal is a domesticated animal species that has reverted back to the wild.

A feral cat is a wild animal.

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Unfortunately, there is mating time and this is usually when cats will spray on everything (also inside the house if you own one and they are not spayed or neutered.) If you go to your pet store they do have a special spray out that you can spray around the perimeter of your home. Other than this, there isn't much else you can do.

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The ideal age for neutering kittens is about four or five months old, although some vets will do this as early as eight or twelve weeks. It is best to neuter and spay kittens before they reach six months old, as this is the average time they will become sexually mature.

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Try a humane trap.......your local animal shelter might lend you one.

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Most cats are active at night. But they are also often active during the daytime as well. It just depends on when something peaks their interest. Cats have their own agenda.

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There is no law about dating ages. There are laws about having sexual contact. In most states 17 is above the age of consent, but you would have to check the laws for your specific state.

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yes they have....but not as in the form as humans have.

all mamals are hv the naval.During the gestation period(during the stumach of the mother) by the the help of a naval cord infant is attached with the mothers body in side the uterus. and the naval is that end of nfant which later cut down near the infant side just after the birth of baby.

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sure

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It should be alot the same as buliding plans for a cattery or kennel but with better fencing and a few other differences

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through the pads on their paws. same with dogs but dogs also pant.

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Feral cats kill huge numbers of native birds and other wildlife. They also carry a number of diseases, including rabies, that can be spread to pets and even humans.

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A tailess cat has no tail or only a small stump. This can occur in certain breeds. Or, it can result from an injury in which the tail needed to be removed.

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You should take your cat to the vet because wheezing can be a sign of infection or other diseases. Perhaps your cat has allergies. It's up to the vet to diagnose this problem. Good luck!

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cuz they have fur..........

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As for the trespasser I would call the police the next time I saw them there and have them escorted off my property and asked not to come back. Record the license number of their vehicle or if it is a neighbor give that information to the police also. The cat can be trapped using a Havaheart trap. They are on loan from many animal control organizations around the country and are simple to use.

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Yes, wild cats do hunt rabbits. On many occasions, a cat will hunt the baby rabbits for food.

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No. Domesticated and adapted to people are two different things. I have adopted many 'feral" cats. They have adapted to me but they very much still act wild. If you take a wild cat from the wild (bobcat, caracal, serval, etc) it will retain all of it's natural instincts but it will adapt to you being it's provider of food and shelter. It will also grow accustom to you but it will very much still be wild. It may not be able to survive in the wild, though, as it was never taught to survive in the wild.

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It is probably trying to vomit a fur ball.

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You usually slip it into their food before they eat it thins way they will not know of anything happening

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Jaguars are capable of killing just about any type of prey they encounter. They can kill animals ranging in size from an armadillo that weighs 1 kg (2 lb) to a cow that weighs more than 450 kg (1,000 lb). Jaguars hunt by walking slowly along trails, watching and listening for prey. They also wait in ambush beside trails and will leap into the water in pursuit of prey. They hunt when their prey is most active. In areas where they feed on nocturnal prey, they hunt at night. Jaguars preying on cattle often hunt during the daytime, and they usually kill caiman and turtles while these reptiles bask beside the water during the day. Jaguars have an unusual method of killing large prey. Whereas lions, tigers, and leopards kill with a throat or neck bite, jaguars often kill large prey by biting through the skull between the ears. Jaguars also use their powerful jaws and strong canine teeth to break open the heavy shells of large river turtles. Empty broken turtle shells with traces of jaguar hair around the openings are often found on favorite turtle-nesting beaches. No other big cat regularly hunts turtles and caimans, and some scientists have speculated that the jaguar’s robust canine teeth and enormously powerful bite developed specifically to pierce the armor of these reptiles. After killing a large animal, a jaguar will usually drag the carcass into dense cover before beginning to eat. If the kill is made in an open area, jaguars often drag their prey for considerable distances. they eat rests of animals and..don't forget that their favourite food is...OCELOT!

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i would say it's a call for attention....

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you should not try to trap a cat. it may be someones cat and you may be sued. basically shew the cat away and if that doesn't work then maybe buy an air horn.

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Because believe it or not, they all sound different. Some sort of screech others are high pitched, some sort of yap and they all growl!
Because believe it or not, they all sound different. Some sort of screech others are high pitched, some sort of yap and they all growl!

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The sun, on earth, rises in the east. Depending on your latitude it may be south or north of due east.