Very unlikely, foxes do hunt , but even an old domestic cat would probably be safe from a fox. I have seen foxes and cats tolerated each other’s company before.
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Would a fox eat a cat?
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Very unlikely, foxes do hunt , but even an old domestic cat would probably be safe from a fox. I have seen foxes and cats tolerated each other’s company before.
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