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Aug 2012
11:49pm, 11 Aug 2012
618 posts
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icklevee
One of mine, Freya is long coated too, & yes a dried up slug is so much easier to remove.........cant get over how tiny they are once dried
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Aug 2012
11:54pm, 11 Aug 2012
5,498 posts
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geordiegirl
Many years ago when I had my cats one brought home a rabbit skin no rabbit (thabkfulky) just its perfectly removed skin.
A guy I worked with a few years back found his cat trying to bring a chicken through the cat flap - it wasn't quite dead!
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Aug 2012
9:02pm, 12 Aug 2012
2,931 posts
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runningmumof3boys
LOL at the chicken through Catflap !!
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Jun 2013
9:43pm, 7 Jun 2013
3,327 posts
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runningmumof3boys
a lovely little sparrow yesterday i shouldnt have thanked him quite so much as this morning he brought me home a pigeon !!!!!
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Jun 2013
9:45pm, 7 Jun 2013
5,428 posts
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Footpad
A starling today. I opened the doors and windows and once I have prised it out of cats mouth it flew out and away. The cat was very nearly choked to death to get it to let go!!
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Jun 2013
9:46pm, 7 Jun 2013
15,675 posts
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Night-owl
rmo3b i was going to say they keep getting better you'll be abole to make something for dinner if he keeps bringing something home
Geordie girl do you know if the guy had the chicken for dinner
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Jun 2013
9:48pm, 7 Jun 2013
10,839 posts
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runner duck
one of ours was trying to bring a live mole in yesterday. luckily i got to him before he got through the cat flap!
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Jun 2013
9:55pm, 7 Jun 2013
5,117 posts
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colettedeann
neighbour's cat bought me a mouse - i didn't want it - even tho it meow'ed and looked in at the french doors, expecting me to let it in!! - it then gave up and left said dead mouse on the threshhold
looked up how to deter cats from doing this -and seems u shouldn't - they are thanking u for feeding/looking after them and it 'hurts their feelings' if u shoo them away
so i have guilt - i binned it while cat was away - and gave it a stroke, food and kind words when it returned - but i still hope i didn't hurt its feelings when i did not let it in 
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Jun 2013
10:04pm, 7 Jun 2013
12,627 posts
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Meglet
My cat gets locked outside when he brings something in. He rarely does now. He still catches stuff and we get the odd mouse-guts but generally think he leaves it outside.
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Jun 2013
11:06pm, 7 Jun 2013
3,328 posts
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runningmumof3boys
aah i always say thank you then discreetly bin it- the other night he bought a bird home it wasnt quite dead so we locked him in the utility room and put the bird out under the hedge- 10 mins later we let him out and he spent half hour walking around the downstairs looking for the bird - my female cat whos now about 17 has never brought anything home in her life
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