If my cat kill my hamster?
If my cat kills my hamster should I punish him or reward him? There's a serious conflict of interests there, you know?
neither.
the cat won't infer punishment and he might not even know why you reward him. Just take the hamster away and dispose of it.
You must do neither, because cats have a personality, it is wrong to punish them for something they can't help, but you shouldn't reward them either. What you should do, is make certain this doesn't happen. Your responsibility as the owner of pets is to ensure they are safe, instead of trapping them to be killed! So any keep them apart in a safe round up, or find another home for the hamster.
Keep the hamster ''locked up''
so, the kitty has no free banquet at hand.(paw)
Neither. And particularly do NOT punish him. Hamster are prey animals. And when you have prey/predator together, its a matter of time before they connect.
If you helpfulness your hamster, you won't let the cat hang around the cage.
Why would you be rewarding your cat if he killed your hamster? First of adjectives, put your hamster in a cage, preferably with glass/plastic, whether you prefer, all around, and put it in your room, or somewhere high, so that your cat cannot win to. Second of all, if he actually does execute your hamster SOMEHOW, if you would be careless enough to agree to your hamster roam free among your house, you shouldn't punish a cat for following its instincts - especially when you've placed his new target right in front of him.
You should punish him publicly, then cart him in the back and give him some catnip and stroke him adage, "good...good...mwahaha"
give your cat away
Just tell him off.
Mine ate my hamster years ago, I only just told him off.
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Answers: Is this duplicate adorable kitten who bites your nose and slaps you awake?
Aww, how cute! I'd punish him severely. He's obviously the devil surrounded by disguise, killing off any other pets (hamsters, dogs, chinchillas. . . ) you might have to focus adjectives of your attention on him. You never know, one day he might decide that your house is just not big satisfactory for the both of you, and suicide is not something he seems willing to contemplate.
Force him to dig the hamster's grave and form a gravestone. Tell him that he'll have to bring flowers to the grave site every day for a week, and while he's at hand he should spend exactly twenty-seven and a half minutes thinking about what he did wrong. Then, supply him a sound beating with his favorite squeaky toy and ground him for a month. Refuse to buy him the food that he like. Give him soy milk. Make him mop the floors and scrub the toilets. After all of this, have a nice long talk next to him. In a very patronizing voice, tell your kitty that you hope he's see the error of his ways. Remind him that no matter how fat and stupid someone is specifically never a (valid) reason to take their life. When he tries to describe you that this was all a misunderstanding and that said hamster "kicked the bucket" of his own accord, maddeningly decline to believe him and tell him to stop making excuses. Refuse to let him snuggle up in your bed that darkness.
If you are still alive the next morning, consider yourself very very lucky. You have a very understanding kitty. . . or a intelligent one who knows how to lull you into a false sense of security.
Why would you be rewarding your cat whether he killed your hamster? First of all, put your hamster in a coop, preferably with glass/plastic, if you prefer, all around, and put it surrounded by your room, or somewhere high, so that your cat cannot get to. Second of all, whether he actually does kill your hamster SOMEHOW, if you would be thoughtless enough to let your hamster roam free among your house, you shouldn't punish a cat for following its instincts - especially when you've placed his unsullied target right in front of him.
