On Mon, 23 Sep 2013 10:16:21 +0100, David Rance
wrote:

My wife was watching Countryfile on BBC1 yesterday evening. She said
there was a piece about animals that had suffered as a result of being
attacked by cats, and a hedgehog was one of them.

We both think it highly unlikely that a cat would attack a hedgehog and
get the better of it. Has anyone here ever come across a hedgehog which
is the worse for wear as a result of cat attack?

But certainly cats are very useful for keeping down the rodent
population in our garden.

David

I have seen a hedgehog being "pawed" by a cat. It just rolled up and
waited for the cat to get fed up of being impaled.

OTOH I my aunties Jack Russell terrier killed a hedgehog.

Steve

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