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RE: Cats and Reptiles

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Posted by: mingdurga at Tue Mar 7 12:51:59 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mingdurga ]  
   

Have a lot of snakes, which I breed, and no problem with cats around. * I don't breed cats. Shelters have more than enough to go around, cats that is.
All my snakes are colubrids and can be easily killed by cats if they escaped. Just make sure cats don't come in contact with snake "material" when housekeeping, and wash your hands before petting or handling cats. My cages are opaque so there's not much action for cats to watch.
Large constrictors and cats are another story, sadly.

Mike


   

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