What are the natural enemies of cats?

There are three natural enemies of cats, namely wild raccoons (leopard cats), large raptors and water. In daily life, cats basically have no natural enemies, and the only thing they are afraid of is water, because wild raccoons and large raptors are usually only found in the wild and are rare in peacetime, so they will not pose a threat to domestic cats.

1, wild beaver

In fact, wild raccoons are also called leopard cats. It is somewhat similar to a cat, but its character is more fierce. Generally distributed in Indonesia, Siberia or northern China. It is rarely seen by people at ordinary times, so although it is a natural enemy of cats, there is no need to worry about causing harm to cats raised at home.

2. Large Raptor

The natural enemies of cats also include some relatively large raptors, such as eagles and eagles. Like wild raccoons, these animals are rare, so cats are very safe.

3. Water

Many animals are born to swim, but cats are afraid of water, so they have a special headache when bathing cats. Although cats are afraid of water, it can only be regarded as their natural enemy, because water will not take the initiative to find trouble with cats.

Cats and dogs are not complete natural enemies, but express different feelings and lifestyles. Their same behavior means different things. A cat wags its tail to show that it is not happy and impatient, but a dog wags its tail to show that it is happy. Obviously, dogs are showing friendliness when they see cats wagging their tails, but cats think they are challenging them, which may easily lead to unnecessary conflicts.

In fact, cats and dogs can be saved. Cats are quiet, timid, indifferent and extremely sensitive, while dogs are warm and lively and like to play with cats. They grew up together, lived together and would get along well.