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ball pythons and cats getting along?

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Posted by DeltaWoods on May 13, 2003 at 14:11:04:

In Reply to: ball pythons and cats getting along? posted by lardnerk on May 13, 2003 at 13:59:50:

:Does anyone know if a full grown python will try to attack a cat? I do have a cat and I am getting a snake soon....My cousin used to have a Bermese python and he said it tried going after his dog. But is that because the snake was 9 feet long and it thought it COULD swallow it? or ? Or is it just instinctive to go after ANYTHING that moves? Even if you kept it well fed, would it still be inclined to go after it? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

:Kristin

In a somewhat related question: Would a fully grown dog, say a labrador retriever, be any match for a 9 foot burmese python?


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