Pick A Winner

[Supernova]

I have a Question?

I have asked Vets and pet owners also, but there seems to be a difference of results.

This is a hypothetical situation!!!!!

OK my Ben gets out, or is out, enjoying the freedom and in comes the cat AHHHHHHH! Ben flaps the cat spots her,

A fight starts.

Now normaly we would grab the cat to save the day but who would be the victor? my vet says [by the way I normaly see a doctor] the Parrot would win but some pet owners say the cat.

I dont want this to start a major debate because it will never happen here.

Just thoughts and ideas with light humour.

SN.

[Poppy]

My cat and my grey just look at each other weigh each other up and turn and walk in opposite directions !!!!!,but i dare say the parrott would come out on top ,if the situ arose :laugh:

[Brittany]

i say the parrot

 

lool. the cats are gone once the bird gets near them

[Mistyparrot]

The cat probably won't fight the parrot unless cornered but remember a cats scratch is toxic to a parrot so never take a foolish risk.

 

Steve n Misty

[Supernova]

Mistyparrot wrote:

The cat probably won't fight the parrot unless cornered but remember a cats scratch is toxic to a parrot so never take a foolish risk.

 

Steve n Misty

This is only ment to be a non serious thread but thanks I did not know that about the claws

[Eckobird]

My 9 week old grey would def. win! Hahaha I have 2 cats in my house and one of my cats, Mia, came to sniff him when he was on the floor and Ecko bite her paw and she ran off. Now she won't go near him. My other cat, Misty loves to play with him and isn't scared of him at all, but she wouldn't hurt him either. Heres a pic of them playing with each other last night, Ecko was pulling the beaded string and Misty was swatting at the string it was soo cute! lol

[Supernova]

THAT IS VERY NICE TO SEE, I love that nice pic.

[Supernova]

So far the Birdy wins, :laugh:

[Tycos_mom]

I say that they both lose the cat loses the fight with the parrot then the bird loses it life because of the fight with the cat or at least gets very sick.

[Supernova]

Hmm good point.

[Sallas]

One of my cats (the huge male) just ignores the birds, however our female is quite the little hunter and she loves feathers. She used to jump to the top of their cage and stick her paws in and bat at them, until Saphira got ahold of her toe. Now she will watch the birds closely, but as soon as the birds get to close she takes off.

[Supernova]

That is the reason I ask because our cat has been on top of Bens cage and got bitten in the same way and the cat left very quick :woohoo: