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with Ryan Cal Calan.

Now here's Cal.

If you play with your outdoor cat and feed that cat more meat, it is less likely to kill

and far less likely to bring home its kill to you.

A new study titled Provision of High Meat Content Food and Object Play Reduce Predation

of Wild Animals by Domestic Cats.

Fueless Catas from the Journal Current Biology aimed at making, quote, positive contributions

to cat husbandry, which sounds like something you would find in the bowels of the internet,

but I assure you, is not that person who wears a cat sweater every day of the year getting

hitched.

Is she cleaning the cat with her tongue?

This is getting weird.

So put those claws away.

This is real meaningful science in a real scientific journal which had to be developed because

people can't stand the thought of keeping their pee on everything murderous house cat in

the house.

This study found that households where high meat protein, grain-free food and households

were 5-10 minutes of daily object play recorded decreases of 36% and 25% respectively in numbers

of animals captured and brought home by cats.

So let's recap all we've learned on Cal's We Can Review about outdoor cats.

Outdoor cats kill over 3 billion birds a year.

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