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I only eat lasagna lol
Instead of you owning the cat, the cat has owned you.
That's sad, but why would you bring a cat into your home having no clue how the cat and the bird would act? Why would you bring a cat into your home when your bird wasn't safely locked in a cage? And if the bird WAS safely locked in a cage, why would you bring a cat into your home that was a lock picking ninja genius?
Damn sorry about that OP. But as time flys by, you'll heal emotionally and mentally
Sounds like a YDI, it ate a bird, did you let it outside on the first day?
To be honest, YDI. You need to take the necessary precautions for your bird and to make sure the cat doesn't get away.
Like in cartoons.. Cats eat birds.. You should have known. I'm sorry for your loss OP
Well, you don't pick the cat, the cat picks you...sorry, but obviously you weren't the right human for that cat...
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Why wasn't your bird in a cage of some sort? Haven't you heard of gentle acclimating a pet to a new environment? Seems like you fault
What a catastrophe!