…except the local bird population.
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And feed them sustainable, vegetarian food?
Edit: I see the word "local" was added before "environment" later... To be clear, I'm not advocating keeping cats inside and feeding them vegan food. I was just stating their food has a significant impact on the environment, also if you keep them indoors.
What is anyone supposed to do with that information? Ie what is your point?
The point is keeping them inside doesn't prevent all damage to the environment, as a reply to what is said above. Is that not how this works?
Well fed cats allowed to roam still stalk and kill prey, it's both instinct and play. Keeping them inside (or under control/on a leash) does prevent damage to the environment.
Yes it prevents some damage, but not all. The pet food industry is resource intensive.
Ok
What I was originally replying to. I'm just saying there is a difference between some and all
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