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Feral Cats
Free roaming felines, feral cats are the 'wild' offspring of domestic cats, and are primarily the result of pet owners' abandonment or failure to spay and neuter their animals, allowing them to breed uncontrolled. Feral cat 'colonies' can be found in alleys, parks, abandoned buildings, and rural areas. They are elusive and do not trust humans.
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Who are the enemies of the feral cat?
Feral cats are domesticated cats that have been abandoned or lost and separated from their owner for some reason and they now live in the wild instead of a home. They have very little understanding about the enemies they face that include feral dogs, coyotes, snakes, and fox as well as birds of prey. Enemies can vary depending on the area.
Smart mom! Shrimp or Prawns can cause an allergic reaction if too many are eaten and it just happened to my husband last year. If just a few are eaten in a two day period there should be no problem. 8 - 10 small shrimp twice a week is just fine for your son and 5 - 6 prawns (larger) cooked is fine as well, but no more!
Usually feral cats have had no contact with humans therefore they are wild and do not want contact with humans. Being wild animals, no they are not nice. Though, some feral cats have had contact with humans as kittens or have been abandoned and now live with feral colonies and may be nice to humans as they see them as a food source.
If you are referring to feral domestic cats, you would be much better off to purchase or borrow a humane live trap and, as you capture them, turn them over to your local animal control department for proper disposal. Leaving poison out can have collateral damage and kill other pets or native wildlife - or even children.
Do feral cats live in Georgia?
Feral cats live anywhere that has appropriate temperatures for cats to live, so therefore, yes, feral cats can be found in Georgia.
It is just a feline thing. There is probably one cat that doesn't, though.
How do you build shelter for a feral cat?
A ferral cat should have no trouble finding shelter and won't be inclined to use it unles you domesticate it.
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What triggers an obsession of cutting clothes in a five year old?
i would say it's a call for attention....
They survive by eating food and drinking water. At the water hole that's where they find their prey!
Lions survive like every other animal. They eat, sleep, and reproduce.
Lions survive by hunting other animals
How old does the cat have to be when can you desex a cat?
If a cat has already been pregnant and had kittens, you need to wait till her milk has fully dried up before you can have her fixed. And thus, if she has already been pregnant, she is old enough for the operation.
What shots does a four year old cat need?
A kitten requires a series of shots. The first is the feline distemper, sometimes referred to as FVRCP. These are given in a series with 2 shots about 3-4 weeks apart. The FVRCP is repeated annually. Vaccines for feline leukemia and feline aides are important if the cat goes outside. These vaccines are given in a series of 2 to bolster immunity in the the first year, then annually. Rabies is given annually beginning at 16 wks old.
Feline injection site Fibrosarcoma is a type of terminal cancer related to inflammation caused by rabies and leukemia vaccines.(12) Mean disease free interval time or survival time with surgical removal is about 3 months. Vaccines with adjuvant, an ingredient included to stimulate the immune system, have been implicated as a higher risk, although other injectable drugs have been incriminated as well. Adjuvanted vaccines have been demonstrated to induce mutation in cell cultures. Adjuvanted Rabies, Distemper and Feline Leukemia vaccines have been classified as Class II carcinogens by the World Health Organization. To minimize the risk of injection site fibrosarcomas, we now recommend all non-adjuvanted vaccines for cats.A series of vaccinations is recommended starting at 8 weeks and given 3 - 4 weeks apart up to 16 weeks of age. Another MLV vaccination given sometime after 6 months of age (usually at 1 year & 4 months) will provide lifetime immunity (15, 20, 21, 23).
