Cats have long been revered as hunters, their instinctual abilities finely honed through centuries of evolution. This natural prowess has made them ideal companions for humans, particularly in agricultural settings where pest control is a significant concern. As cities expand and human habitats encroach on natural environments, the presence of rodents, particularly rats, has become increasingly problematic. These pests not only pose health risks by spreading diseases but can also cause substantial damage to property and food supplies. The relationship between cats and rodents is intricate, rooted in the cat’s instinctive behavior to hunt. While many cat owners appreciate their pets for companionship, they may also be unaware of the…