Feral Cats ( Felis cattus )
The Feral cat is a small carnivorous mammal. Its ancestor is believed to be the African Wild Cat ( Felis libyca ), although many scientists think this is simply a race of the European Wild cat ( Fellis sylvestris ) of Europe and Western Asia. All cats belong to the family felidae. A feral cat is not a different breed of cat, merely a domestic cat which has become "wild" and now fends foe itself.
Feral cats are somewhat omnivorous, although they are carnivores by nature. This means that they can eat domestic and farm birds, wild birds and small rodents including domestic pets such as gerbils and hamsters and possibly rabbits.
The cat has learnt to live alongside man, and as such feral cats can be found in or around most of man's modern environments.
How to Control Feral Cats: Pre baiting and cage trapping, micro chip scanning and re-homing if possible, humane destruction last resort.
Don't loose the battle call Search UK on 01926 864331
The Feral cat is a small carnivorous mammal. Its ancestor is believed to be the African Wild Cat ( Felis libyca ), although many scientists think this is simply a race of the European Wild cat ( Fellis sylvestris ) of Europe and Western Asia. All cats belong to the family felidae. A feral cat is not a different breed of cat, merely a domestic cat which has become "wild" and now fends foe itself.
Feral cats are somewhat omnivorous, although they are carnivores by nature. This means that they can eat domestic and farm birds, wild birds and small rodents including domestic pets such as gerbils and hamsters and possibly rabbits.
The cat has learnt to live alongside man, and as such feral cats can be found in or around most of man's modern environments.
How to Control Feral Cats: Pre baiting and cage trapping, micro chip scanning and re-homing if possible, humane destruction last resort.
Don't loose the battle call Search UK on 01926 864331
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