Excellent!
I would recommend taking it away from him, though. My old Cheshire was a great mouser, but one time he ate half the beastie before we got it away from him and he got really sick - the vet said the mouse probably had been poisoned by someone in the neighbourhood. He recovered, but it was very sad. (also there were mouse bones in the litterbox which is icky.)
I would recommend taking it away from him, though. My old Cheshire was a great mouser, but one time he ate half the beastie before we got it away from him and he got really sick - the vet said the mouse probably had been poisoned by someone in the neighbourhood. He recovered, but it was very sad. (also there were mouse bones in the litterbox which is icky.)