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    Re: question

    Usually my (three) cats don't get to interact with the snakes, but just today one of my corns bit my little cat! She happened to walk past as Coraline was sticking her head out, while I was checking her tub for poop... as soon as Bindi the cat got close, Coraline lurched and struck. Left her with a mouthful of cat fur, but both animals were fine - and clearly the corn had no intention of eating the cat, and was just defending herself. Scared the heck outta me, though!!

    Bottom line, cats and snakes shouldn't be allowed near each other. But if they cross paths by chance, it's unlikely either will get seriously hurt... unless you plan to get a Burmese Python, the cat will not be tempting as prey. I'd actually be more worried about the kitten hurting the snake, so tell that to your girlfriend!
    Last edited by Lolo76; 07-01-2010 at 02:01 AM.
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