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I have 2 Budgies in a large cage.we leave the cage door open and they have
a ladder connecting from the floor to the cage so they may come and go as they please.One is quite friendly and quite the little jokester. I have recently, well not recently...I would like a kitty. Now is there any breed that would not go after these birds? I hear persians are quite peaceful, or is it just the nature of the beast? I do not want these lil' babies traumitized.I really would like a little cat though. Don't get a cat that you expect to not show interest in the birds. They will. If you get the cat, the birds *have* to be very secure, in a cage that's completely secure and prefereably suspended from the ceiling, not on a stand. Lock the bird away when you're gone. I can't stress this enough. We had an eight-year-old budgie, and a cat who didn't show interest in it either. One day I came home, he'd knocked the cage stand over, the bottom broke when it fell, and you can imagine the rest. Your statement is true. It *is* the nature of the beast. Our cat showed complete disinterest for many years, and poor Tropical was a victim of our own complacency. Sherry |
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