As people's living standards continue to improve, more and more people keep pets, among which cats and dogs should be considered mainstream, but in recent years, there have been many people raising birds. So the question is, can cats and birds be mixed up?
In fact, there will be tests, attacks and even decisions in the early stage of negotiations between cats and birds. The result is mostly cats winning. The reason is very simple. The bird is relatively small and is not a match for cats at all. Moreover, cats will use their forelimbs to knock the bird down. If they are bitten, they may bite the bird's neck directly, and the winner will be in a blink of an eye.
Although cats usually act well-behaved, as long as they are not in the owner's sight, they will inevitably cause harm to the bird. Therefore, for the sake of bird safety, try not to keep cats and birds mixed together. Of course, cats and birds that can live in peace are not ruled out, but that situation is very rare.