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mariovito:
Eleven times out of ten, a cat will annihilate a snake

Cats reflex is so fast that it views a snake in slow mo

tunde1200:
Yes

femi4:
Better fumigate n clear bush in your surroundings. Dont rely on cat dealing with snake, its 50-50

engrchykae:
but can't kill honey badger or mongoose

kristonium:
Yes they do.

Snake bite can't affect their fur.

Of course, snake like python is no go area.

Python will strangulate it

GanagiBitrus:
Chances of a Cat killing a Cobra without being bitten is less than 20%.
Only animals notorious for killing snakes are Mongoose & Honey Badger

GanagiBitrus:
One thing you should know is that Cats don't naturally hunt snakes.

In a confrontation, once a Cat dodges the strikes from a Cobra once or twice, it will instinctively know that the Cobra is not an easy prey & will allow the cobra to slide away.

This is unlike a Mongoose which naturally hunts snakes & has developed skills to effectively hunt down & kill/eat any snake that crosses it's path.

bestman09:
I really want to know too. Again, can a Cat and a Dog live peacefully in the same compound?

Pawsibu:
Yes, but not always. Cats can kill snakes, especially small or non-venomous ones, using speed and sharp reflexes. But it’s risky, venomous snakes can seriously injure or kill cats. Not all cats will attack snakes, and many will avoid them. Cats are not snake hunters anyway, so it’s more about their instinct and curiosity than skill or nature.

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Offpoint1:
Every animal will fight for either food or territory.
A cat might decide to back out if the snake isn't in his territory, maybe outside or far from the house.

Anything within the environment, it's a fight till death.

We had 15 cats in our family house, my grandmother was a lover of cats.

kristonium:
Yes they do.

Snake bite can't affect their fur.

Of course, snake like python is no go area.

Python will strangulate it

adeoyekay:
thank you sir oooooooo o

Pawsibu:
Yes, but not always. Cats can kill snakes, especially small or non-venomous ones, using speed and sharp reflexes. But it’s risky, venomous snakes can seriously injure or kill cats. Not all cats will attack snakes, and many will avoid them. Cats are not snake hunters anyway, so it’s more about their instinct and curiosity than skill or nature.

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Offpoint1:
Every animal will fight for either food or territory.
A cat might decide to back out if the snake isn't in his territory, maybe outside or far from the house.

Anything within the environment, it's a fight till death.

We had 15 cats in our family house, my grandmother was a lover of cats.

EdiskyHarry:
You are very wrong, cats have better reaction time than mongoose. Mongoose gets bitten but their nature is designed to withstand or neutralize the venom, but a cobra can never bite a cat unless it's sleeping.

Love800:
How do you purchase dem pls. You go to market to buy dem?

tunde1200:
I got it from a friend house at agbara Ogun state side.

mightyhaze:
meerkat no dey that bad boy club o

Mongoose
Tasmanian devil
Honey badger

Snake na these guys favourite meal..

VicM6:
Na u no ask ur grandma the real question then.....e get as e be btw ur grandma nd those cats but make we lock up...if u knw u knw

Lol

Redman44:
Where can I buy a Honey Badger in Nigeria ? Please let me know. Can anyone smuggle it into Nigeria? Or can I buy a domesticated mongoose in Nigeria? Cheers.

GanagiBitrus:
Chances of a Cat killing a Cobra without being bitten is less than 20%.
Only animals notorious for killing snakes are Mongoose & Honey Badger

IMPARTIAL:
Venomous Bites: If a cat fights a venomous snake, they are at high risk of being bitten, which can be fatal.

Constriction: Large snakes, such as pythons, can overpower and kill domestic cats.

While cats can be effective at keeping smaller snakes away from homes, they should not be relied upon as primary defense against dangerous snakes.

skywalker240:
You see that kind of big Cobra or an African mamba, enh vs a cat and you say the cat will kill those types?

That would be 10/90 chances

The cat may be faster, but the serpent would definitely be more precisive

Abeg the only known documented champions are

1. Honey Badgers

2. Mongoose

3. Golden Eagle (that's even when the snake is not suspecting)

I'll rather domesticate a Honey badger than a cat for this purpose, but I don't think honey Badgers can be easily tamed, those animals are unforgiving and will even be bold enough to attack anyone or anything believe me

JuanDeDios:
Interesting. I'm planning to keep some geese in my farm, hoping they'd help with snake visits. I wish I'd find a badger.

KillerOfCrackas:
a feral cat can kill a cobra with ease a

GanagiBitrus:
Not with ease Bro. It goes with high risk of being bitten like I stated...

The risks are even higher for a domesticated cat, which the OP referred to.

Convince yourself...

Alusiizizi:
Geese? You're actually better off with chickens.

JuanDeDios:
Chickens? But geese kill and eat snakes like they're snacks. I guess chickens can do that too, but only very tiny ones, as size is everything in the animal kingdom, right?

GanagiBitrus:
Chances of a Cat killing a Cobra without being bitten is less than 20%.
Only animals notorious for killing snakes are Mongoose & Honey Badger