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What has your cat brought you home??

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HellsBells May 2011 9:10am, 10 May 2011 7,582 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells if I ever thought we wanted a cat, this thread is enough to put me off forever!
Fright_freak May 2011 9:14am, 10 May 2011 808 posts	Quote Pin Fright_freak My sister's cat once caught a young pheasant, killed it, dropped it outside her bedroom door. A student at the time, studying in Exeter, my sister then took it back down to her shared accommodation and cooked the pheasant for Sunday lunch.
runningmumof3boys May 2011 9:52am, 10 May 2011 1,065 posts	Quote Pin runningmumof3boys oh sarahwoo i was laughing out loud reading that my 3 year old asked "mum whats funny on the pooter?"
SarahWoo May 2011 10:10am, 10 May 2011 367 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo Glad to entertain! It wasn't a pretty sight, I can tell you. Having caught said rabbit, I then had to get my dressing gown on without dropping it so that I could take it outside and release it where the cat couldn't get at it. A sensible person would have put their dressing gown before trying to catch the rabbit.
Lily of the valley May 2011 10:17am, 10 May 2011 2 posts	Quote Pin Lily of the valley Removed a mouse from the lawn this morning which is nothing new as our little cat is a proper little hunter so quite used to her gifts. However, last year even I got a shock when she brought home a baby rat nearly the size of her.................three mornings in a row!!!
Battlecat May 2011 10:23am, 10 May 2011 1,627 posts	Quote Pin Battlecat Cringer's approach to slugs is excellent for the vegetable patch, if only she didn't insist on using it as a litter tray! She befriended a hedgehog at the bottom of the garden when she was young so maybe that's where she learnt the slug thing.
Winded May 2011 10:38am, 10 May 2011 189 posts	Quote Pin Winded My mother's cats once got a big rabbit stuck in the cat flap. They did the only sensible thing and ate the half that was inside the house.
Pootle May 2011 12:10pm, 10 May 2011 7,325 posts	Quote Pin Pootle I would never have another cat knowing what I do about them now. Horrible little creatures really.
SarahWoo May 2011 12:13pm, 10 May 2011 372 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo Definitely not horrible, Pootle. Some of them just have a few bad habits and they're really only doing what comes naturally.
Pootle May 2011 12:19pm, 10 May 2011 7,326 posts	Quote Pin Pootle You don't count pooing and puking rat guts up all over your house/bed as horrible?