Skitter also eats kills and eat bugs. Spiders and house flies are the natural ones that end up inside for the most part. She also enjoys killing earwigs and eating them
but at least the don't make it very far
Good to know! When I lived in Briarwood, there were quite a few fireflies at night. I thought they were pretty seeing some for the first time in my life. The cats were curious about them, especially at first --but thankfully the fireflies never flew low enough for the cats to make a predatory jump. Actually, some did buzz rather low, but maybe the cats instinctively knew they were toxic because of the glow.Originally Posted by strange_wings
Some insects, like fireflies, are moderately toxic and will make your cat foam at the mouth and nauseous.
I don't think a cat would instinctively know that. They'd know to leave other nasty insects and arachnids alone if they could instinctively know that.Originally Posted by c1atsite
Good to know! When I lived in Briarwood, there were quite a few fireflies at night. I thought they were pretty seeing some for the first time in my life. The cats were curious about them, especially at first --but thankfully the fireflies never flew low enough for the cats to make a predatory jump. Actually, some did buzz rather low, but maybe the cats instinctively knew they were toxic because of the glow.