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Old 11-05-2007, 03:32 PM
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Default what kind of animal eats cactus

I just noticed that my cactus(a spineless variety) has little nibbles all over the top of the cactus pads,we have lots of wild rabbits and jackrabbits around here so Im thinking its one of them.What do u think.
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Could also be the little prairie dogs. Mighty hungry at times.
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Animals when hungry and thirsty will eat cactus, especially in drought times. Man eats them, so why not animals.
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My house cat used to eat them. Not just once either... Stoopidest cat ever...
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Are you saying that your cat ate the cactus? Not good! Don't want to scare ya, but my cat left this world after eating cacti (hurt her innards).


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my cat ate a cactus fruit once,she liked it.
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my cat ate a cactus fruit once,she liked it.
Don't blame her......especially prickly pear....the fruit is grrrreat
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