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Dec 2011
3:32pm, 31 Dec 2011
2,310 posts
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runningmumof3boys
hahaahah i did LOL at that T39 yup tommys bought a few headless bunnys home as well as a few live ones(with heads)
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Dec 2011
3:45pm, 31 Dec 2011
1,206 posts
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Minnie Mince-Pie Mad
What with Stripey still being a kitten really he usually brings us a nice plump juicy leaf in, although yesterday he brought us a primrose plant, root and all, that he dug up at the bottom of the garden! He hasn't quite got the hang of this hunting malarky yet! 
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Jan 2012
6:32am, 6 Jan 2012
689 posts
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Fee
We get lots of leaves - nothing that previously had a pulse since we lost Amber!
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Jan 2012
1:00pm, 6 Jan 2012
993 posts
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Corrah
We haven't had anything lately (thankfully). Our little one has managed to catch a couple of wood pigeons a couple of months ago, which was quite impressive as they are about as big as he is! Will probably get nothing till spring now.
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Aug 2012
12:40am, 10 Aug 2012
2,930 posts
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runningmumof3boys
He brought a tiny mouse home this morning. It was alive he legged it and Molly my 16 year old cat
Just sat there looking at it and sniffed it as it scurried passed her It ran under the washing machine in the utility room and after 10 mins of me dragging it out I realised it had escaped in the hole in wall with the pipes that lead to back garden !! Then I realised how filthy it was under wash machine so swept and mopped it ! So it came in handy !!
Had a headless pigeon the other morning. Husband found him eating the head Gross
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Aug 2012
7:31pm, 11 Aug 2012
211 posts
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Cyclops
Sherlock brings in moths and daddy long legs most evenings which she terrorises and then eats. Today she brought in a dead bird (don't know if she killed it though).
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Aug 2012
8:36pm, 11 Aug 2012
3,137 posts
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fleecy
My cats are much too old for hunting now thank goodness, but one of them once disembowelled a mouse on our dining room floor. While it was still alive. While we were eating. When we had guests over
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Aug 2012
9:21pm, 11 Aug 2012
989 posts
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Lisa T
Oh rmo3b's your cats shenanigans sound just like our gruesome twosome. We got up the other day & there was a live bunny just sitting on the stairs!! We never quite know what we'll find in the mornings!!!
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Aug 2012
11:02pm, 11 Aug 2012
617 posts
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icklevee
Fortunately the two I have now don't catch nowt............not even the 8-legged monsters, which I loved them for, even if I did find the occasional leg. Had a fit after putting jeans on the other day and hairy 8-legged beasty ran out of them. Cats not earning their keep!
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Aug 2012
11:35pm, 11 Aug 2012
570 posts
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RunnyBunny
Two of mine are fluffy, and seem to get slugs stuck in their fur, which then dry out. It's easier to remove a dessicated slug than a freshly-acquired one. Haven't had anything worse than that for a long time.
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