Most foxes aren't harmful, but last week whilst my cat ate grass, i caught an almost alsation like fox creeping up on it. I am sure it could have killed my cat if i had not scared it off
Liska, here, had 2 cubs. A male and a female. The male (Floyd) has returned this year and mated with Flora. 2 cubs were born this Spring, both male. Floydski, who behaves like his Father, bold and friendly, and another, as yet, un-named cub who behaves like his Mother, timid and flighty. So we have 4 foxes now in the garden every day. Eating our scraps, stale bread sandwiches, eggs and cheap dog biscuits. The foxes and cats are still giving and taking. :o)
Town foxes can and do kill cats. I've seen it myself numerous times and they usually do it in pairs harrying the cat from all sides so it can't escape. A big fat moggy is a nice easy meal with people being discouraged from throwing out food. Simply because a fox will co-exist with a cat means nothing while the fox has an alternative food supply. Too many people seem to get their ideas on animals from old Walt Disney cartoons. Time to grow up.
So....you've SEEN foxes kill cats, numerous times ?? Might l ask why you didn't intervene, as it seems obvious that such an occurenece would bother you. Or are you just letting off some hot air and attempting to put foxes in a bad light, as you seem very pre-occupied with rabbits ?
I do watch Disney films with my daughter, but prefer to use my 5+ years of close interaction with foxes and my 2 cats to draw my conclusions, thankyou.
Grow up ? I'm 46....is that big enough to know? :o)
@basketcase3 while i understand that you may feel bad for the cat. interfering with the food chain really isn't fair for the predator either. If they earned the meal, they earned it. simple as that.
@Silkie341 Couldn't agree more like the fact that cats have been hurt is not a mystery, this is not scooby doo. just look at the numerous stories and articles on the internet and any apartment around greater london and you will find these scavengers turning into hunters.
DON'T be fooled! A fox certainly can and have killed cats. There are various reasons why they do. One, is simply being hungry enough to eat anything. Two, if the fox feels threatened...several reasons why the fox may feel threatened such as having a den of baby fox's nearby. Third, animals have different personalities and some are simply far more aggressive then others. Just because this one video does not display a fox killing a cat, does not mean they won't. Of course a fox can kill a cat.
@netmoney 'Can' is very different from 'will'... As discussed below, an extremely rare occurence. Most people assume a fox will immediately chase and attack a cat on sight......but no, they don't. A very complex issue that is nothing like what most people assume as 'common knowledge'. I've been watching foxes closely for 5 years now, so l guess from what l've seen in that time, l could have a valid point...?
@AvatarOfBalthazar I cannot possibly supply enough food to fully satisfy all the foxes in this area. All I am providing are 'snacks' for 2 or 3..... I am not changing 'reality'. LOL !!!!!!!!!!
@seanbl1 I haven't seen the news report (broken link now I believe) but from the URL posted here I see "Fox Believed To Be Biggest Ever Found In Britain Is Caught And Killed After Apparently Killing Cat"
It's odd how humans are taking it upon themselves to choose what lives or dies.
Hmm... Nothing is shown and nothing was seen. 2 foxes have been killed.....1 very big. If the cat was indeed killed and eaten, how do we know that it was these 2 foxes ? Was the cat old or ill ? AND if there was a problem that the cat couldnt deal with out on the 'doorstep', why wasn't there a cat-flap fitted for it to get inside quickly and safely ?
Perhaps in these extreme conditions, starvation has driven a fox to eat a cat. That's sad, but still extremely rare...
@basketcase3: I happened to see a Cat whizz by me this morning with a Fox in hot pursuit and it was clear what the Fox had on his mind.
This Fox from the story on Skynews was a very large a big animal and he did kill and eat the neighbors Cat. Fox's are becoming more daring, now that they've moved in and settled into life in suburbia. A Fox attacked two babies in cots in the back garden of someone’s home last year. I think one can safely say that Fox's will eat almost anything...
As I tried to say in my first reply....it was all hear-say. A reported cat gone missing....no visual proof. 2 dead foxes that supposedly ate the cat...... And here is a link expressing and re-enforcing my first gut reactions;
facebook.(com) /Foxinparliament
More cats die from fox hunting packs than from foxes......
@basketcase3: Nothing to show? The fox did eat the Cat unless or course what they found in its stomach was something else or maybe it's one of those conspiracy theories that the meat got their by some super-natural means.... Yeah right!!
A Fox will eat a Cat, it's the same as a big Dog killing a cat no difference!!
No-one actually saw what happend. No-one saw WHICH fox (or neighbours BIG dog) killed/ate the cat. There is no video footage or pictures. Where are the post mortem details on the foxes stomache? Its all guess work till there is absolute positive proof. You and I were not there, so all we can do is speculate. Round and round. As I have repeatedly said, a fox will not chase/kill/eat a healthy adult cat, but probably will go for an old/very young/sick cat if it was really desperate..
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it amazes me how much fox's can pack away,i have a couple that visit ,and luckily they do not have mange,if fact they look like they go to the hair dressers !! they adore eggs.
You guys are being really rude to the poster of this video. It's not like they threw their cat at the fox to disprove a myth, they are observing their cat hanging out in it's territory where a wild animal just happens to also be. You people are being super harsh especially considering the poster gave the WILD fox MEDICINE, they didn't have to do anything to help a sick animal that isn't theres.
Im not DOING anything.......but simply watching my cats interact with local wild foxes. Im not trying to proove anything. My 2 cats are the King and Queen of my garden. The foxes in my area do not mess with my cats. I've watched foxes being chased off, many times..... What am I supposed to do......? Keep my cats in....? Tell the foxes to 'keep out'......? LOL : )
i cant believe you actually filmed this i wouldnt take the chance that the fox might attack and kill my cat you dont deserve in ANYWAY the right to own animals
@SirknightMMB Are you an idiot? A cat is far far FAR more likely to attack a fox than vice-versa. I own 4 outdoor loving cats and we also have foxes in our garden constantly. Do I always need to run into my garden to chase the foxes off just in case they hurt my cats? No! Cats are often very territorial and will chase and attack the foxes when they see them in the garden. Never in the 15 years of living in my current house have I ever seen one fox stand up to my cats. They will run every time!
I've never uploaded a video and am not sure if my connection would let it happen....crummy dsl from Verizon in rural area. I saw one of our fox on Weds. nite, not really red though, more like a fawn.My neighbor just told me that there's a den with 3 cubs on her property in a hole!What is done about the rabies issue with these fox near you? Are you on Facebook?I have pics posted there.Thank you for your second response!
I cannot believe I got a response from the UK in just a few minutes! Thanks, basketcase! If you'd like to connect on Facebook, just let me know. So you've got fox in London, like in the city? Never been there. Live in the Catskill in NYS, retired alpaca breeder, my hubby & I have 3 cats and still have our alpaca guard dog, a great pyr (who never barked at all when the fox passed by!). Are you rural or in the "city"? Neverbeenthere Thanks again for responding! Good health & cheers to you!
Hiya, I live in the suburbs, not far from a large area of grass and trees (called a 'Common' here in the UK). The fox population in UK cities is thriving on all our wasteful waste. They're mainly nocturnal and sleep under sheds and the like. They are almost feline in their characteristics...and they don't have 'puppies' but have 'cubs'.
Howabout posting some videos of your cats and Alpaca ???
OKthe fox didn't eat the cat but what if there wasn't other food there? Had to laugh at how it was so much smarter than domestic pets in turning its nose up at the commerc food! Somehow I think this cat and fox know each other. That cat is just too cool! I do mean that as a compliment....still watching...and writing.sucky dsl up here in the catskills..... fox is just eating up those bones? OK, I know the "video" probably won't reply, but where was this?Its pretty quiet..Go Maelona!
Hiya. This is an every day experience here in my garden in SW London. Foxes have a sweet tooth and LOVE honey or jam sandwiches, in which we put medicine for mange and canine multi-vitamin powder. I have 2 cats and the foxes do not mess with them. In fact when the mood takes them, my cats chase the foxes around. Ive been watching them closely for 5 years and find them very wary and timid. I have a 3rd generation set of cubs growing here right now..
This is not an urban myth - not at all. A hungry or desperate fox will definitely take on a cat even though they pose a greater risk than their normal prey. I even saw my own cat getting hunted by a fox in my neighborhood. She is healthy and quick so got away, but once they get a cat by the neck it is over. For the most part though, foxes and cats will typically keep out of each others way. Cool video. Thanks for posting it.
Fox's go for cats, sorry mate.. seen it happen across a road once, fox came running out after a load of wailing from a cat, with one in its jaws, had no idea what was going on at the time till i saw the fox come out
healthy fox healthy cat would not fight,both hurt each other,but a fox will kill kittens or old sick cats,as i know my old cat was killed one morning by a big dog fox,she was so old and weak.we should of had her put down befor the fox had her :( but we loved her to much
@basketcase3 It depends which humans...I don't kill any animals... Everything kills something except for the vegetarians because we all have to eat. I think foxes are beautiful I can't imagine anyone wanting to kill them. Foxes eat smaller prey unlike coyotes that eat larger pray and can go after prey in a pack. Nature is strange.
Hiya, yep, strange is the word. I was just playing with the idea that humans fear/hate certain types of animals.....but the biggest killers are humans (as a species) I dont kill animals either and appreciate them all. They each have their rightfull place in the web of life. Luckily we dont have Coyotes here in the UK : )
the pro hunting lobby likes to use the myth of foxes killing cats as an excuse to bring back this horrible little blood sport. ppl often say 'my cat was attacked by a fox', or 'my cat disappeared' as proof, but did they see the attack, or ruled out cat inflicted injuries. do they realize how many cats are killed on roads or trapped in buildings, killed by nasty ppl etc. your vid shows cats and foxes live happily together.
foxes WILL attack cats. Although its rare and they are fairly well matched so it unlikely the fox will stick it out until serious damaged is caused as it would recieve injury itself. Although a highly stung sexually active or a very hungry or even that young adult whose a bit too strong head for his own good will.
As said cats will more likely attack foxes as a domesticated animal, if it gets injured it still gets fed unlike the fox.
Hiya. Foxes have an extremely weak and poor immunity system and will back out of a fight rather than risk any sort of injury. We have 2 foxes as 'residents' in my garden and many others, 'coming through', and none of them go near my 2 young healthy cats.... Porky Pig and Maelona are king and queen of my garden : )
Based on what I've seen it's more likely that the cat will attack the fox than the other way around. Foxes tend to be more timid leave-me-be scavenger types.
Sorry to hear about your pet. Hope the injuries aren't that serious. No, it was definitely a fox that attacked my cat. We dont have coyote where I live, but we have several fox. See them all the time. I guess this particular fox was hungry or PMSing, cuz it had my baby pinned for a few minutes before I could get out there with a bat. So maybe its rare that they attack cats, but they do, as I've seen it 1st hand.
foxes will almost never bother the cats or any other animal - they will run first unless they are sick or starving - now their big bros the cotoyes they will kill your cats, dogs whatever they can - they are bad asses of the first water indeed
Where did you get a pet fox? Is it legal? Or did you just tame one from the forest? Where are you from? I think here in Europe you can't keep them as pets, because they're local wildlife... like squirrels... :o(
I witnessed my two cats team up and attack a young fox last night !!!!! It was trying to get to the plate where l put food out and watch, but my 2 cats were making it difficult and were obviously not happy with it in their space. This is the first time l have seen this. l have been getting lots of video footage these last few weeks of 3 foxes feeding at my open back door with the cats around, seemingly not bothered at all, as usual. But last night a fox tried to go around, behind Porky Pig....
...the male as Maelona watched from 10 foot away. Pig spun around in a flash and attacked the fox, and in that same moment Maelona came across the garden like an exocet missile straight, into the fox. Perfectly synchronised !!!!! Never seen them so aggressive or working together like that.... The poor fox didnt stand a chance and had to run off real quick with 2 cats in hot pursuit. Pig and Maelona returned 5 minutes later puffing and panting.....Job done !!!!! Theres something in the air...
I'm still impressed that the UK succeeded in eradicating rabies. Makes it fun when you can observe and even feed wild animals without worrying about them spreading it. Here in central Virginia, USA, we have four or five cases of identified rabies in wild animals annually. Last year there was a rabid fox that bit several people before it could be put down. Feeding them, and attracting them to your home, is not a great idea on this side of the pond!
Like you say.we are real lucky here in the UK, not having rabies. We can enjoy our close interaction with these beautiful creatures with no fear. In town the worst these foxes can do is knock over your garbage can or rip open your garbage bag....no big deal really (and they dont if you give them an alternative) But in the country they can cause mahem in chicken coups at farms. Country folk arent so keen on them...which is a shame. They are so intelligent and playfull...!!!! : )
Please forgive me if this is a silly question, and it is a little off-topic, but how can breeders breed cats with no tails by cutting off cats' tails? I know, you said this particular cat was born without a tail, as are Manxes and some other breeds/species; I am responding to a prior comment about getting cats "born tailless" by cutting off the parents' tails. How would docking the tail change the genome? Wouldn't you just have to breed short- and no-tailed cats to get cats born without tails?
Hiya : ) My Desert Lynxs are bred with Bobcats which l believe have no tail. I dont think cutting a cats tail off would make it have kittens with no tail.... Like you say, it wouldnt make sense,
actually my mother used to keep one my father rescued as a pup, so it is possible, though unadvisable if the fox would have survived if left in the wild
That fox is in a bad state. We had one come to the garden like that so we put the pills in its food. I think there is a charity you can call that will send them to you for free.
It depends on cat and fox people! lol its cute how they get along, but the barn cats were my horse is kept the new cat has been killing the kits and its pissing me off I love blue but why is he killing those poor little kits! But the neighboring farm has had a couple of cat get killed by the foxes too so its a relationship that can be good or bad it depends on the animals and the way they were raised!
Hiya Tim, yep it wasn't too well..it had mange for a while. We have many perfectly healthy foxes that visit too, mainly in the evening and at night, making filming very hard. None of the foxes bother either one of my cats and they actually play together sometimes, taking it in turns to chase one another around the garden. Foxes are very smart and can be very playful..
i would just like to point out that "The urban myth that foxes kill cats is very far from the truth" is not true its not an urban myth its a fact as they keep trying to kill my cat!, thats just a baby aint gonna maul the cat
Hiya Chris, theres been quite a lot of different views in all these comments. What I think Ive come to understand is that here in the UK, a fox is highly unlikely to take on a 'healthy adult' cat. Especialy urban foxes who have taken to scavenging for food. Very old, very young or sick cats are obviously vulnerable. This behaviour obviously varies with many different conditions and food availability found from country to country as well.
Liked the video. We bought a dog bowl the other day,dog food and dog treats for our visiting foxy friend. Unfortunately our cat Tammy attacks foxy so we keep her in when feeding time approaches in the evening.
Generaly one or two at a time....though we have had 5 or 6 at one time !!! I find them facinating..a wild animal, able to keep its independence in modern cities.. : )
Great video! You can see how starving that poor guy was just by clicking from the beginning of the video to the end a few times. His belly gets huge at the end! It's good to know he's getting some good food, he looked kinda skimpy.
Well, it's official: last week I personally watched an ordinary (feral) cat kick a fox's butt three times, while two other foxes looked on. The cat was the aggressor all the way. The fox wanted nothing to do with it. One other fox- a big one- moved in on the cat and the cat froze him with a stare. The fox backed off and sat down.
It would have made an amazing YouTube clip...that was one tough kitty! He froze them all with looks (gave me the same one when I congratulated him, and nearly froze me!) and then turned his back on them as if they weren't even there.
I have definitely noticed how timid the foxes are, but this was still a shock. I was afraid I was going to see a terrible massacre, and instead saw the Dirty Harry of tabbies...
Jam sandwiches with homeopathic medicine for the 'mange'...They have a sweet tooth, which is useful, so my cats dont try to steal it. When I put dog food out, my 2 cats help themselves, even though they are fed well : ) (greedy little pests)
(Continued. Last post for this, I swear!!!) I've seen a video (I think it was one of those fox documentaries for some part of England) where the people got mad at the foxes because they gnawed through a flimsy wire--chicken wire, I think, which I think even I could pull apart with my teeth if I tried enough. So here's the idea; get a better fence! :D
It sucks. Since Hawaii is such an isolated island when it comes to animals (no wild snakes, thank goodness!) we have no foxes. And I love foxes!
(Continued...) I think Warriors is a good example between territorial cats and territorial foxes. They just won't get along too well when there are limited resources, or if either side feels threatened. And big cats can take down foxes, and foxes can take down cats, but in the end, it all depends on the animals' personality, hunger and instinct. As for eating chickens, the fox is also an opporotunist. If they can get it, they'll eat it. So I suggest getting better fencing.
It all depends on the foxes' individual personality, and its hunger. Generally, foxes will not attack a cat or animal that is a considerable amount bigger than it. Though, they can be aggressive, but that's just a defensive nature. Their normal prey are smaller animals (rats, birds, etc.) but they normally don't :eat: a cat they killed, unless their hungry. It's normally that they feel threatened, or it entered what it decided to make its territory. Or, it has kits nearby.
Foxes are shy, they aren't vicious killers like people think. They scare easily and there is no way they would go after something that could tango with them, like a cat or dog.
Is this a red fox? I have many just like this in my back yard in the American South, but with blacker legs. They don't look like the usual red fox to me, and some have black-tipped tails. Thanks for any help...Great video, by the way!
Thanks very much- very helpful. I haven't ruled out that mine could be kit foxes or swift foxes or a hybrid...but most of the ones I see are very young. Probably reds. Some black tails, some white. Anyway, they're my pals! Thanks again!
As adorable as the video is, that text is very misleading and can be dangerous. Hungry foxes killing cats is no myth, and sometimes even full cats and foxes behave badly and incite deadly fights. So while I'm glad that Liska and Maelona get along so well, you shouldn't allow other to think that their cat will have the same patience and luck.
omfg! are you insane!??? wtf are you doing letting your cat near one. they eat cats and i should know cause i saw one eating mine. you were lucky that one was preoccupied.
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Most foxes aren't harmful, but last week whilst my cat ate grass, i caught an almost alsation like fox creeping up on it. I am sure it could have killed my cat if i had not scared it off
johnwilliammatthews1 3 months ago
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johnwilliammatthews1 3 months ago
i <3 cats that dont have tails my cousin has a tail-less cat
the3muskateers2011 4 months ago
While I'm here, I'll do a quick update;
Liska, here, had 2 cubs. A male and a female. The male (Floyd) has returned this year and mated with Flora. 2 cubs were born this Spring, both male. Floydski, who behaves like his Father, bold and friendly, and another, as yet, un-named cub who behaves like his Mother, timid and flighty. So we have 4 foxes now in the garden every day. Eating our scraps, stale bread sandwiches, eggs and cheap dog biscuits. The foxes and cats are still giving and taking. :o)
basketcase3 6 months ago
cat lost tail after fox fighting, yes?
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No.
My cats are Desert Lynx, which are more often than not, born with no tails and extra toes.
Thanks for your concern :o)
basketcase3 6 months ago
Town foxes can and do kill cats. I've seen it myself numerous times and they usually do it in pairs harrying the cat from all sides so it can't escape. A big fat moggy is a nice easy meal with people being discouraged from throwing out food. Simply because a fox will co-exist with a cat means nothing while the fox has an alternative food supply. Too many people seem to get their ideas on animals from old Walt Disney cartoons. Time to grow up.
Silkie341 6 months ago
@Silkie341
So....you've SEEN foxes kill cats, numerous times ?? Might l ask why you didn't intervene, as it seems obvious that such an occurenece would bother you. Or are you just letting off some hot air and attempting to put foxes in a bad light, as you seem very pre-occupied with rabbits ?
I do watch Disney films with my daughter, but prefer to use my 5+ years of close interaction with foxes and my 2 cats to draw my conclusions, thankyou.
Grow up ? I'm 46....is that big enough to know? :o)
basketcase3 6 months ago
@basketcase3 while i understand that you may feel bad for the cat. interfering with the food chain really isn't fair for the predator either. If they earned the meal, they earned it. simple as that.
ericon52168 2 months ago
@Silkie341 Couldn't agree more like the fact that cats have been hurt is not a mystery, this is not scooby doo. just look at the numerous stories and articles on the internet and any apartment around greater london and you will find these scavengers turning into hunters.
AvatarOfBalthazar 5 months ago
This reminds me of the old man and his wife. They can spend hours in the same room, pretending the other is not real.
GregTom2 7 months ago
DON'T be fooled! A fox certainly can and have killed cats. There are various reasons why they do. One, is simply being hungry enough to eat anything. Two, if the fox feels threatened...several reasons why the fox may feel threatened such as having a den of baby fox's nearby. Third, animals have different personalities and some are simply far more aggressive then others. Just because this one video does not display a fox killing a cat, does not mean they won't. Of course a fox can kill a cat.
netmoney 9 months ago
@netmoney 'Can' is very different from 'will'... As discussed below, an extremely rare occurence. Most people assume a fox will immediately chase and attack a cat on sight......but no, they don't. A very complex issue that is nothing like what most people assume as 'common knowledge'. I've been watching foxes closely for 5 years now, so l guess from what l've seen in that time, l could have a valid point...?
basketcase3 9 months ago 2
@basketcase3 Maybe if you stopped feeding those foxes you'd see the reality.
AvatarOfBalthazar 5 months ago
@AvatarOfBalthazar I cannot possibly supply enough food to fully satisfy all the foxes in this area. All I am providing are 'snacks' for 2 or 3..... I am not changing 'reality'. LOL !!!!!!!!!!
basketcase3 5 months ago
True, I have seen coyotes go off with kittens but never a fox. At least in these parts of Western Canada.
Daniea3 10 months ago
@seanbl1 I haven't seen the news report (broken link now I believe) but from the URL posted here I see "Fox Believed To Be Biggest Ever Found In Britain Is Caught And Killed After Apparently Killing Cat"
It's odd how humans are taking it upon themselves to choose what lives or dies.
OroCrimson 11 months ago
@OroCrimson: You are right they should have not killed this Fox, if it did kill a Cat well that was unfortunate but that's life...
seanbl1 10 months ago
@basketcase3 Its not available to me either so I'm guessing its private.
OroCrimson 11 months ago
@seanbl1
Hmm... Nothing is shown and nothing was seen. 2 foxes have been killed.....1 very big. If the cat was indeed killed and eaten, how do we know that it was these 2 foxes ? Was the cat old or ill ? AND if there was a problem that the cat couldnt deal with out on the 'doorstep', why wasn't there a cat-flap fitted for it to get inside quickly and safely ?
Perhaps in these extreme conditions, starvation has driven a fox to eat a cat. That's sad, but still extremely rare...
basketcase3 1 year ago
@basketcase3: I happened to see a Cat whizz by me this morning with a Fox in hot pursuit and it was clear what the Fox had on his mind.
This Fox from the story on Skynews was a very large a big animal and he did kill and eat the neighbors Cat. Fox's are becoming more daring, now that they've moved in and settled into life in suburbia. A Fox attacked two babies in cots in the back garden of someone’s home last year. I think one can safely say that Fox's will eat almost anything...
seanbl1 1 year ago
@seanbl1
As I tried to say in my first reply....it was all hear-say. A reported cat gone missing....no visual proof. 2 dead foxes that supposedly ate the cat...... And here is a link expressing and re-enforcing my first gut reactions;
facebook.(com) /Foxinparliament
More cats die from fox hunting packs than from foxes......
basketcase3 1 year ago
@basketcase3: Nothing to show? The fox did eat the Cat unless or course what they found in its stomach was something else or maybe it's one of those conspiracy theories that the meat got their by some super-natural means.... Yeah right!!
A Fox will eat a Cat, it's the same as a big Dog killing a cat no difference!!
seanbl1 1 year ago
@seanbl1
No-one actually saw what happend. No-one saw WHICH fox (or neighbours BIG dog) killed/ate the cat. There is no video footage or pictures. Where are the post mortem details on the foxes stomache? Its all guess work till there is absolute positive proof. You and I were not there, so all we can do is speculate. Round and round. As I have repeatedly said, a fox will not chase/kill/eat a healthy adult cat, but probably will go for an old/very young/sick cat if it was really desperate..
basketcase3 1 year ago
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porscheghcje 1 year ago
They don't kill the adults. They eat the kittens.
conoba 1 year ago
it amazes me how much fox's can pack away,i have a couple that visit ,and luckily they do not have mange,if fact they look like they go to the hair dressers !! they adore eggs.
mightyfinejonboy 1 year ago
You guys are being really rude to the poster of this video. It's not like they threw their cat at the fox to disprove a myth, they are observing their cat hanging out in it's territory where a wild animal just happens to also be. You people are being super harsh especially considering the poster gave the WILD fox MEDICINE, they didn't have to do anything to help a sick animal that isn't theres.
Guildenstern98 1 year ago 16
@Guildenstern98
Aha !!!! The voice of reason at last : )
Thanks for the positive comments..
Bazza
basketcase3 1 year ago
QUESTION!: WHAT KIND OF KAT IS THAT?? I HAVE A CAT JUST LIKE THAT BUT HE HOPS LIKE A BUNNY. SEND ME A MESSAGE.
DULCIRIA19 1 year ago
I think its beautiful and clearly neither animal was a threat to the other x
TheKazzaking 1 year ago
There are some very odd people around.
Nice video by the way...I wonder what your cat was going to do once she had pounced on the fox?
ruthbowker 1 year ago
Looks like the fox has mange.
katgirl1958 1 year ago
@katgirl1958
yep, but all cured thanks to free treatment from the National Fox Welfare Society.
Bazza
basketcase3 1 year ago
I WOULDNT RISK MY CATS LIFE TO TRY AND PROOF A MYTH WRONG WHAT IF THE FOX WHICH I LOVE DOES TURN?
kiara282 1 year ago
@kiara282
Im not DOING anything.......but simply watching my cats interact with local wild foxes. Im not trying to proove anything. My 2 cats are the King and Queen of my garden. The foxes in my area do not mess with my cats. I've watched foxes being chased off, many times..... What am I supposed to do......? Keep my cats in....? Tell the foxes to 'keep out'......? LOL : )
basketcase3 1 year ago
@kiara282
looks like the fox is REAL interested in eating the cat. LOL
Dy3r87 1 year ago
@kiara282 FOXES DONT EAT CATS RETARD NOW GO BACK TO EATING FOXES FAGGOT
doomtrigger 1 year ago
Your cat seems very tolerant. Mine is a large tomcat, quite territorial, and he'd have torn a hole through that fox.
cbdesade 1 year ago
i cant believe you actually filmed this i wouldnt take the chance that the fox might attack and kill my cat you dont deserve in ANYWAY the right to own animals
SirknightMMB 1 year ago
@SirknightMMB
LOL : )
You are obviously jumping to HUGE conclusions that are very far from the truth....
A question, or 2, first might have been a better way to react.
basketcase3 1 year ago
@SirknightMMB Are you an idiot? A cat is far far FAR more likely to attack a fox than vice-versa. I own 4 outdoor loving cats and we also have foxes in our garden constantly. Do I always need to run into my garden to chase the foxes off just in case they hurt my cats? No! Cats are often very territorial and will chase and attack the foxes when they see them in the garden. Never in the 15 years of living in my current house have I ever seen one fox stand up to my cats. They will run every time!
missdeckchair 1 year ago
I've never uploaded a video and am not sure if my connection would let it happen....crummy dsl from Verizon in rural area. I saw one of our fox on Weds. nite, not really red though, more like a fawn.My neighbor just told me that there's a den with 3 cubs on her property in a hole!What is done about the rabies issue with these fox near you? Are you on Facebook?I have pics posted there.Thank you for your second response!
dontbelivewhatyourea 1 year ago
I cannot believe I got a response from the UK in just a few minutes! Thanks, basketcase! If you'd like to connect on Facebook, just let me know. So you've got fox in London, like in the city? Never been there. Live in the Catskill in NYS, retired alpaca breeder, my hubby & I have 3 cats and still have our alpaca guard dog, a great pyr (who never barked at all when the fox passed by!). Are you rural or in the "city"? Neverbeenthere Thanks again for responding! Good health & cheers to you!
dontbelivewhatyourea 1 year ago
@dontbelivewhatyourea
Hiya, I live in the suburbs, not far from a large area of grass and trees (called a 'Common' here in the UK). The fox population in UK cities is thriving on all our wasteful waste. They're mainly nocturnal and sleep under sheds and the like. They are almost feline in their characteristics...and they don't have 'puppies' but have 'cubs'.
Howabout posting some videos of your cats and Alpaca ???
All the best....Bazza : )
basketcase3 1 year ago
OKthe fox didn't eat the cat but what if there wasn't other food there? Had to laugh at how it was so much smarter than domestic pets in turning its nose up at the commerc food! Somehow I think this cat and fox know each other. That cat is just too cool! I do mean that as a compliment....still watching...and writing.sucky dsl up here in the catskills..... fox is just eating up those bones? OK, I know the "video" probably won't reply, but where was this?Its pretty quiet..Go Maelona!
dontbelivewhatyourea 1 year ago
@dontbelivewhatyourea
Hiya. This is an every day experience here in my garden in SW London. Foxes have a sweet tooth and LOVE honey or jam sandwiches, in which we put medicine for mange and canine multi-vitamin powder. I have 2 cats and the foxes do not mess with them. In fact when the mood takes them, my cats chase the foxes around. Ive been watching them closely for 5 years and find them very wary and timid. I have a 3rd generation set of cubs growing here right now..
Very good company : )
basketcase3 1 year ago
This is not an urban myth - not at all. A hungry or desperate fox will definitely take on a cat even though they pose a greater risk than their normal prey. I even saw my own cat getting hunted by a fox in my neighborhood. She is healthy and quick so got away, but once they get a cat by the neck it is over. For the most part though, foxes and cats will typically keep out of each others way. Cool video. Thanks for posting it.
isayoldchap1 1 year ago
that Fox has mange
Cody0148 1 year ago
@Cody0148
Hiya.......the fox had mange, but we treated it and it recovered. Its grand-children are running around our garden now....... : )
basketcase3 1 year ago
@basketcase3 That is awesome
Cody0148 1 year ago
Fox's go for cats, sorry mate.. seen it happen across a road once, fox came running out after a load of wailing from a cat, with one in its jaws, had no idea what was going on at the time till i saw the fox come out
EUMP 1 year ago
omg this is amazing
coconutpower18 1 year ago
healthy fox healthy cat would not fight,both hurt each other,but a fox will kill kittens or old sick cats,as i know my old cat was killed one morning by a big dog fox,she was so old and weak.we should of had her put down befor the fox had her :( but we loved her to much
hyenachase 1 year ago
I love animals and this fox is adorable & so is the cat. Don't let the coyotes get these guys though.
ELSOL102 1 year ago
Foxes will kill kittens...we had a fox in our neighborhood and it was seen with a kitten in it's mouth!
ELSOL102 1 year ago
@ELSOL102
Humans kill every kind of animal imaginable...we're much more dangerous : )
basketcase3 1 year ago
@basketcase3 It depends which humans...I don't kill any animals... Everything kills something except for the vegetarians because we all have to eat. I think foxes are beautiful I can't imagine anyone wanting to kill them. Foxes eat smaller prey unlike coyotes that eat larger pray and can go after prey in a pack. Nature is strange.
ELSOL102 1 year ago
@ELSOL102
Hiya, yep, strange is the word. I was just playing with the idea that humans fear/hate certain types of animals.....but the biggest killers are humans (as a species) I dont kill animals either and appreciate them all. They each have their rightfull place in the web of life. Luckily we dont have Coyotes here in the UK : )
basketcase3 1 year ago
the pro hunting lobby likes to use the myth of foxes killing cats as an excuse to bring back this horrible little blood sport. ppl often say 'my cat was attacked by a fox', or 'my cat disappeared' as proof, but did they see the attack, or ruled out cat inflicted injuries. do they realize how many cats are killed on roads or trapped in buildings, killed by nasty ppl etc. your vid shows cats and foxes live happily together.
andy765gtr 1 year ago
pixy bob?
HighLordHugh 1 year ago
the poor fox looks really skinny
scrateismyword 1 year ago
@scrateismyword
Yep, she was unwell......but she got better.
basketcase3 1 year ago
foxes WILL attack cats. Although its rare and they are fairly well matched so it unlikely the fox will stick it out until serious damaged is caused as it would recieve injury itself. Although a highly stung sexually active or a very hungry or even that young adult whose a bit too strong head for his own good will.
As said cats will more likely attack foxes as a domesticated animal, if it gets injured it still gets fed unlike the fox.
scousejohn06 1 year ago
@scousejohn06
Hiya. Foxes have an extremely weak and poor immunity system and will back out of a fight rather than risk any sort of injury. We have 2 foxes as 'residents' in my garden and many others, 'coming through', and none of them go near my 2 young healthy cats.... Porky Pig and Maelona are king and queen of my garden : )
basketcase3 1 year ago
That's awesome. I love foxes. Cool vid.
egroegartfart 1 year ago
lol its so funny to see how its stomach grows larger by the end of the video.
HappyComfort 1 year ago
sure
danikaHartis240 2 years ago
i think the fox needs a bath
danikaHartis240 2 years ago
Are you offering ? : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
Keep feeding that fella, looks like he needs it.
Dousch 2 years ago
They get a feast, every day.....and a vacant rent free weather-proof dog-house !! : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
Based on what I've seen it's more likely that the cat will attack the fox than the other way around. Foxes tend to be more timid leave-me-be scavenger types.
HexSabre 2 years ago 5
Exactly : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
Whatever, tell that to the fox who attacked my cat last night! Maybe he didn't get the memo.
sheez1cutie 2 years ago
Sorry to hear that.....my 2 cats chase them outa my garden quite often. The foxes here are timid and run away at the slightest provocation.
basketcase3 2 years ago
Your cat probably got attacked by a coyote. We've got them here in North Carolina now, and they're a real plague!
My tom cat got injured fighting one off last night, but fortunately, he grew up with raccoons in then barn, and he learned really REALLY well!
saludahead 2 years ago
Sorry to hear about your pet. Hope the injuries aren't that serious. No, it was definitely a fox that attacked my cat. We dont have coyote where I live, but we have several fox. See them all the time. I guess this particular fox was hungry or PMSing, cuz it had my baby pinned for a few minutes before I could get out there with a bat. So maybe its rare that they attack cats, but they do, as I've seen it 1st hand.
sheez1cutie 2 years ago
I had a cat that used to play with the neighborhood fox. But why does it seem your cat is going to pounce on it?
Felineonline 2 years ago
This was long ago when my cats were still getting used to foxes feeding in our garden....she was a little warey still.
basketcase3 2 years ago
foxes will almost never bother the cats or any other animal - they will run first unless they are sick or starving - now their big bros the cotoyes they will kill your cats, dogs whatever they can - they are bad asses of the first water indeed
phorlakhnanta 2 years ago
Where did you get a pet fox? Is it legal? Or did you just tame one from the forest? Where are you from? I think here in Europe you can't keep them as pets, because they're local wildlife... like squirrels... :o(
huculinka 2 years ago
I think that fox is sick or has the start of mange. Its coat is a mess and it doesnt look healthy.
Celly222 2 years ago
Hiya, as stated several times in this 'thread' of messages.....yep, she had mange......we gave her medicine..and she got better : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
It's so weird seeing a cat with no tail...
ethen24 2 years ago
You cat is really cute. ^_^ Is it a manx?
emokid001 2 years ago
Maelona, in the video, is a 'Desert Lynx'.... A breed from the USA... No tail and big feet : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
I witnessed my two cats team up and attack a young fox last night !!!!! It was trying to get to the plate where l put food out and watch, but my 2 cats were making it difficult and were obviously not happy with it in their space. This is the first time l have seen this. l have been getting lots of video footage these last few weeks of 3 foxes feeding at my open back door with the cats around, seemingly not bothered at all, as usual. But last night a fox tried to go around, behind Porky Pig....
basketcase3 2 years ago
...the male as Maelona watched from 10 foot away. Pig spun around in a flash and attacked the fox, and in that same moment Maelona came across the garden like an exocet missile straight, into the fox. Perfectly synchronised !!!!! Never seen them so aggressive or working together like that.... The poor fox didnt stand a chance and had to run off real quick with 2 cats in hot pursuit. Pig and Maelona returned 5 minutes later puffing and panting.....Job done !!!!! Theres something in the air...
basketcase3 2 years ago
I LOVE THEM!!!!!
muushii 2 years ago
Hey, Liska (Lisa) is Russian for fox!
Pretty amazing how they share territory here.
I think that myth is based on truth though: foxes kill chickens + other small farm animals, I'd imagine it's pretty easy for them to hunt kittens.
Amerikaner25 2 years ago
Yep, Liska is a female fox in Slovak and Polish too l think..
I wouldnt be surprised if a fox went for a kitten or an old or sick cat.....but a healthy fully grown adult cat would send one away pretty quick : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
I'm still impressed that the UK succeeded in eradicating rabies. Makes it fun when you can observe and even feed wild animals without worrying about them spreading it. Here in central Virginia, USA, we have four or five cases of identified rabies in wild animals annually. Last year there was a rabid fox that bit several people before it could be put down. Feeding them, and attracting them to your home, is not a great idea on this side of the pond!
JJMixx66 2 years ago
Like you say.we are real lucky here in the UK, not having rabies. We can enjoy our close interaction with these beautiful creatures with no fear. In town the worst these foxes can do is knock over your garbage can or rip open your garbage bag....no big deal really (and they dont if you give them an alternative) But in the country they can cause mahem in chicken coups at farms. Country folk arent so keen on them...which is a shame. They are so intelligent and playfull...!!!! : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
That's your take on them. Some english people love foxes... it's just how you view them.
selty 2 years ago
Please forgive me if this is a silly question, and it is a little off-topic, but how can breeders breed cats with no tails by cutting off cats' tails? I know, you said this particular cat was born without a tail, as are Manxes and some other breeds/species; I am responding to a prior comment about getting cats "born tailless" by cutting off the parents' tails. How would docking the tail change the genome? Wouldn't you just have to breed short- and no-tailed cats to get cats born without tails?
JJMixx66 2 years ago
Hiya : ) My Desert Lynxs are bred with Bobcats which l believe have no tail. I dont think cutting a cats tail off would make it have kittens with no tail.... Like you say, it wouldnt make sense,
basketcase3 2 years ago
I love foxes! And I love cats! (and doggies)
It's so nice seeing them peacefully in the garden <3
komoriaimi 2 years ago 2
That fox looks underfead, and abused! He is skinny, and scrounging for food on the lawn! start taking care of your animals
gunju221 2 years ago
If you bother to read all the comments before you jump to wrong conclusions, you wouldnt be saying that....
Have a nice day : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
I doubt it's his fox. I haven't herd of somebody keeping a fox as a pet.
drdos4 2 years ago
actually my mother used to keep one my father rescued as a pup, so it is possible, though unadvisable if the fox would have survived if left in the wild
Sareaesque 2 years ago
There is actually alot of people keeping red foxes as pets. There are a few vids on youtube if you want to check them out
StudioTRUE 2 years ago
that was great, and both of them are so cute! :-)
DefLepRock83 2 years ago
Can you keep a fox as a pet?
Terrence890 2 years ago
Not in the UK, as far as I know....but in other countries, yes : )
basketcase3 2 years ago
Pills to kill it, it pills to treat it?
clumeclo 3 years ago
Homeopathic liquid in the jam sandwiches everyday for a couple of weeks...cured the mange : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
That fox is in a bad state. We had one come to the garden like that so we put the pills in its food. I think there is a charity you can call that will send them to you for free.
nbarrett100 3 years ago
Hi, yes she had mange...we got some free stuff from the NFWS. Its in the jam sandwiches that you can see her eating : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
yeah the one we have now likes jam sandwiches and cat food.
nbarrett100 3 years ago
aaaaaww thats cute
Briannam04 3 years ago
It depends on cat and fox people! lol its cute how they get along, but the barn cats were my horse is kept the new cat has been killing the kits and its pissing me off I love blue but why is he killing those poor little kits! But the neighboring farm has had a couple of cat get killed by the foxes too so its a relationship that can be good or bad it depends on the animals and the way they were raised!
AKAAyame 3 years ago
He's killing the kittens because some moron lets him go in the barn where the little kittens are.
acr08807 3 years ago
no the cat (blue), was killing the fox kits
AKAAyame 3 years ago
just like in a pride, cats will also kill young that is not there own to ensure its own genes are the ones passed down.
there could be other reasons but this is one area of life you could have overlooked.
punkjoes 3 years ago
I saw a cat attack a fox once. It jumped on its back. I like your other clip with the snake
tim10o0o0 3 years ago
Hiya Tim, I used to have a mad female cat that used to chase and attack dogs !!!(any size)
That snake vids a giggle, catches everyone out : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
its probably diseased or something and cant fight
tim10o0o0 3 years ago
Hiya Tim, yep it wasn't too well..it had mange for a while. We have many perfectly healthy foxes that visit too, mainly in the evening and at night, making filming very hard. None of the foxes bother either one of my cats and they actually play together sometimes, taking it in turns to chase one another around the garden. Foxes are very smart and can be very playful..
basketcase3 3 years ago
Litle fox hurt :O
doxix 3 years ago
It's true. They do kill cat's. And that was just a cub... Or a VERY large cat.
I bet that baby had respect, since he was on the cat's territory.
LostXNovember 3 years ago
Hiya, the fox is an almost fully grown female...and my cat is big. Its a 'Desert Lynx'. They play together...
basketcase3 3 years ago
Aww, thats cute! ^^ Foxes are such prettyful animals <3
lol, it loks a little like that one has spots XD
Wolfdogqueen 3 years ago
i would just like to point out that "The urban myth that foxes kill cats is very far from the truth" is not true its not an urban myth its a fact as they keep trying to kill my cat!, thats just a baby aint gonna maul the cat
reemontel 3 years ago
Hiya Chris, theres been quite a lot of different views in all these comments. What I think Ive come to understand is that here in the UK, a fox is highly unlikely to take on a 'healthy adult' cat. Especialy urban foxes who have taken to scavenging for food. Very old, very young or sick cats are obviously vulnerable. This behaviour obviously varies with many different conditions and food availability found from country to country as well.
Bazza
basketcase3 3 years ago
pwnt =P
sorry had to say that :]
ttyyll33rrzz 3 years ago
yooooou bastard :P!!!
reemontel 3 years ago
sorry....can you expand on that..? I dont understand what that means : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
cute cat!
Amberheart12 3 years ago
Maelona is old Gaelic for 'divine princess'...and she is : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
nice...lol
Amberheart12 3 years ago
foxes suck. coyotes are way better
forgot266 3 years ago
The only animals that suck are leeches : )
...and 75% of humans.
basketcase3 3 years ago
Liked the video. We bought a dog bowl the other day,dog food and dog treats for our visiting foxy friend. Unfortunately our cat Tammy attacks foxy so we keep her in when feeding time approaches in the evening.
debiallison2002 3 years ago
our cats where a bit jealous at first...but then realised they didnt like jam sandwiches, so now they just let the foxes get on with it...
basketcase3 3 years ago
i just like to listen to english people talk
= )
panterastang 3 years ago
Good afternoon Panterastang, how doo you dooo...? : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
wow! Baz how many foxes visit u??
sherbzz72 3 years ago
Generaly one or two at a time....though we have had 5 or 6 at one time !!! I find them facinating..a wild animal, able to keep its independence in modern cities.. : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
Great video! You can see how starving that poor guy was just by clicking from the beginning of the video to the end a few times. His belly gets huge at the end! It's good to know he's getting some good food, he looked kinda skimpy.
chronoraven 3 years ago
LOL
daastrup999 3 years ago
kool
ultrapsp 3 years ago
that fox looks like its got rabies
ultrapsp 3 years ago
we dont have rabies in the UK, luckily.. It had mange, which we treated... : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
So you guys own the fox? if you do, is a fox a great pet?
Wickedgirl87 3 years ago
As far as I know, its illegal to keep a fox as a pet here in the UK.. Anyone know for sure..?
basketcase3 3 years ago
Well, it's official: last week I personally watched an ordinary (feral) cat kick a fox's butt three times, while two other foxes looked on. The cat was the aggressor all the way. The fox wanted nothing to do with it. One other fox- a big one- moved in on the cat and the cat froze him with a stare. The fox backed off and sat down.
SurferJoe1 3 years ago
Wow.... That sounds intense. Shame you didnt get it on video !!! 3-1 !!!! Go there 'sweet lil' pussy cat : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
It would have made an amazing YouTube clip...that was one tough kitty! He froze them all with looks (gave me the same one when I congratulated him, and nearly froze me!) and then turned his back on them as if they weren't even there.
I have definitely noticed how timid the foxes are, but this was still a shock. I was afraid I was going to see a terrible massacre, and instead saw the Dirty Harry of tabbies...
SurferJoe1 3 years ago
what was the fox eating?
gymnasticslover10 3 years ago
Jam sandwiches with homeopathic medicine for the 'mange'...They have a sweet tooth, which is useful, so my cats dont try to steal it. When I put dog food out, my 2 cats help themselves, even though they are fed well : ) (greedy little pests)
basketcase3 3 years ago
our fox is a baby. he loves to sleep on our lawn chair.
4everkr 3 years ago
the fox looks so cute:D
Wickedgirl87 3 years ago
(Continued. Last post for this, I swear!!!) I've seen a video (I think it was one of those fox documentaries for some part of England) where the people got mad at the foxes because they gnawed through a flimsy wire--chicken wire, I think, which I think even I could pull apart with my teeth if I tried enough. So here's the idea; get a better fence! :D
It sucks. Since Hawaii is such an isolated island when it comes to animals (no wild snakes, thank goodness!) we have no foxes. And I love foxes!
NegaiKitsune 3 years ago
(Continued...) I think Warriors is a good example between territorial cats and territorial foxes. They just won't get along too well when there are limited resources, or if either side feels threatened. And big cats can take down foxes, and foxes can take down cats, but in the end, it all depends on the animals' personality, hunger and instinct. As for eating chickens, the fox is also an opporotunist. If they can get it, they'll eat it. So I suggest getting better fencing.
NegaiKitsune 3 years ago
It all depends on the foxes' individual personality, and its hunger. Generally, foxes will not attack a cat or animal that is a considerable amount bigger than it. Though, they can be aggressive, but that's just a defensive nature. Their normal prey are smaller animals (rats, birds, etc.) but they normally don't :eat: a cat they killed, unless their hungry. It's normally that they feel threatened, or it entered what it decided to make its territory. Or, it has kits nearby.
NegaiKitsune 3 years ago
Foxes are shy, they aren't vicious killers like people think. They scare easily and there is no way they would go after something that could tango with them, like a cat or dog.
Hillarious87 3 years ago
The fox is just eating to his heart's content while the cat is having a cat-bath.Now where can you see that happen every day?
bosspersonfighter 3 years ago
Foxes are not dogs, they are related to the cat family actually.
muleskinnerslide 3 years ago
That sounds quite mad..? Is that for real, or are you on a wind-up..?
basketcase3 3 years ago
I was incorrect, I thought I had heard that but checked it out and foxes are part of the canine family after all. Sorry about that!
muleskinnerslide 3 years ago
No worries : ) They are very small and quite delicate looking..nothing like a big dog or wolf
basketcase3 3 years ago
Is this a red fox? I have many just like this in my back yard in the American South, but with blacker legs. They don't look like the usual red fox to me, and some have black-tipped tails. Thanks for any help...Great video, by the way!
SurferJoe1 3 years ago
Yep its a red fox...should have white bits but it was unwell and had a very poor fur coat...
basketcase3 3 years ago
Thanks- are the black-tipped tails normal for a red fox?
SurferJoe1 3 years ago
As far as I know, all UK foxes have white bits.. Not sure about elsewhere..
There are some fantastic fox vids at;
permuted(dot)org(dot)uk
Good luck : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
Thanks very much- very helpful. I haven't ruled out that mine could be kit foxes or swift foxes or a hybrid...but most of the ones I see are very young. Probably reds. Some black tails, some white. Anyway, they're my pals! Thanks again!
SurferJoe1 3 years ago
fox cant beat fully grown male cat. cat can well defend against fox, cat is faster and have five sharp nail.
eoiggj 3 years ago
As adorable as the video is, that text is very misleading and can be dangerous. Hungry foxes killing cats is no myth, and sometimes even full cats and foxes behave badly and incite deadly fights. So while I'm glad that Liska and Maelona get along so well, you shouldn't allow other to think that their cat will have the same patience and luck.
DestructoPop 3 years ago
As Ive said many times...here in the UK, urban foxes dont go after healthy adult cats. To much easier food about : )
basketcase3 3 years ago
Brilliant video. 5 Stars
Lindasothervideos 3 years ago
it depends on the fox and the cat
bizzyli 3 years ago
oh, well keep your cat away from the ones in colorado U.S. lol
nuclearnate 3 years ago
omfg! are you insane!??? wtf are you doing letting your cat near one. they eat cats and i should know cause i saw one eating mine. you were lucky that one was preoccupied.
nuclearnate 3 years ago
read through the comments. they dont eat cats here..not fully grown healthy cats. my cats play with several foxes that visit us...
basketcase3 3 years ago
That cat acts like the "purrfect straight man.."
VSanko 3 years ago
Never saw a fox in real life...but really like them.
Nice video ^^
Nigiheijami 3 years ago