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Jun 2011
8:55pm, 2 Jun 2011
668 posts
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Fee
Mr 'Gorgeous' Paws is a butterscotch and brown tabby, and Elsie is a felix lookalike kittie
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Jun 2011
10:57pm, 2 Jun 2011
7,461 posts
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Meglet
My cat must have brought home a live mouse at some point. Found a pile of dry cat food and some mouse droppings in an inaccessible corner! Who knew mice like cat food?!
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Jun 2011
12:49pm, 3 Jun 2011
256 posts
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Q Mac
Coraa, Icklevee, I've been lucky, when the original three became two and then I adopted another two sisters it was quite funny. I normally 'detain' newcomers to the household in just one room for the first month so they really know where home is, then one day I left the door open and Minxie Moo (tortie) walked past the door and really did a double take, came back, looked again and saw two bundles of fur hiding under a bookcase and legged it off to find mum and they both came back and had a look. Only took another month before they took to them and all five are now one huge family of bundles of devastation! Wouldn't part with themfor the world. The two gingers have now taken to using the second bath as a slaughterhouse, more feathers last night!
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Jun 2011
12:55pm, 3 Jun 2011
5,952 posts
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Schnecke
Rosy left a BIG (dead) mouse in the kitchen by her food bowl the other day. I think she was trying to tell me she wants more food 
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Jun 2011
9:11am, 15 Jun 2011
1,412 posts
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runningmumof3boys
2 mornings on the trot now weve woke up to feathers but no bird??? am worried that i am going to stumble across a little pile of carcasses soon
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Jun 2011
10:00am, 15 Jun 2011
7,602 posts
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surreystrider™
Found this on the patio this morning. I think the cat is to blame.
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Jun 2011
11:13am, 15 Jun 2011
851 posts
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SusiesueH
that's grim Surrey I hope the cat is to blame though and it isn't a 'present' from a neighbour or something
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Jun 2011
11:20am, 15 Jun 2011
247 posts
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poppyH
LOL! we get those frequently. Or just the back legs and tail.
Is it the cat version of the Mafia's horses head maybe?
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Jun 2011
1:13pm, 15 Jun 2011
7,534 posts
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Meglet
I usually get tail and stomach. Sometimes a bird's head, but not usually a mouse's.
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Jun 2011
1:18pm, 15 Jun 2011
728 posts
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SarahWoo
All I ever see of a mouse these days is its spleen
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