I'd discourage it - it may look harmless, but we had a budgie who would play with the cat. It even spoke the cats' name when it played with it. In fact, the bird was quite naughty and would often annoy the cat and would even hump its tail! The cat would growl at it and eventually belt it with a paw, but claws always retracted. It would also jump up and down on the cats back to wake it up, which you could tell was really annoying the cat. But, all was fine until one day, I couldn't find the bird. The cat had eaten it. Quite why, I'll never know, but it was a very sad day indeed. I was only 11 years old at the time, but the memory has staid with me.
I bet its the last time because im guessing your lorikeet is dead now.Do every animal a favour and dont have any this was cruelty to a defenseless bird
I am completely awestruck. We are probably not giving animals enough credit for the complexity, variability of their behaviour and thinking, the clear presense of a mind beyond instincts and conditioning (that means you, Skinner). The bird is in the company of a predator, a notorious bird-eater, and the cat is engaged in play-predation. It nevertheless understands that they are "friends", that there is trust in the restraint of the cat. The cat is even more surprising. This is play-predation with an animal that is - under any other circumstances - prey. You can see the moments - repeatedly - where the cat reigns in with considerable will-power the progression towards an actual kill. All the sensory feedback pushes the cat towards that point, but it holds back, instincts superseded by a conscious mind that says "friend, not prey". How amazing is that? Having said that, I am not entirely convinced that this could not get out of hands. I was holding my breath repeatedly watching this.
You can tell that the cat is playing gently as it would with another cat. Claws are retracted, body language is calm and playful, not aggressive. I'm 100% sure that this cat is not intending to hurt or eat the bird. That being said, birds are so fragile that one wrong move (even accidental) could prove fatal. I definitely wouldn't let a parrot play with a cat like this.
I went from curious, to laughter, fear, then awww touching, to anxiety, and finally in suspense as the cat held to the lorikeet. Oscar deserving movie. 🤯
The bird puts the cat to shame. Lorikeets are the most aggressive parrots with big personalities. Parrot loyalty & bravery are legendary. Studies show they’re more loyal than dogs! The average pet dog will go to anyone who feeds it. You can’t bribe a parrot with food…
I had a lorikeet and a cat. The lorikeet ruled the roost. Most playful bird I've ever had. If that bird really felt threatened, it would break out that beak and the cat would backoff immediately. They can draw blood with the beak with no trouble. I know, because I experienced such a bite. My cat always gave it a wide berth. I do recommend that the owners keep a very close eye on the playing and be ready to stop it if needed.
Are you for real. A rainbow lorikeet would rip the hair off a cat with its beak. My cats and rainbow lorikeet birds live happily together. Play together.
Man....ur lori is so beautifull...but dont you dare to take ur lori near to cat...even pet cat..because cats are so greedy😐only one bite of ur cat and story finish😟
The birds lungs are flat and against the inside of the back ribs. Their skin is super thin. A cats little sharp tooth could easily puncture her lung and kill your lorikeet. Even if both are just playing, they are playing with death. I hope your bird is still alive and doing well.
It's worse than that, cats saliva has bacteria in it that's deadly to Aussie native birds & mammals, so any skin break from a tooth, ANYWHERE on the body & it's dead. Highly unlikely this bird is still alive given the age of the video & the squawking it was giving, indicating scratching to the skin was likely
@@birbs4u507 ~ Me Here and others commenting here are absolutely correct. I worked for years in an avian veterinarian's office. Even birds (and many small animals) with minor scratches or bites that should have been survivable died from the resulting infection from dirty claws (think litter box) and saliva. This isn't funny and shouldn't continue. That poor bird can't even fly away because of clipped wings.
I had an Amazon parrot and an alley cat that were [both pets] and super bff's. The cat would crawl into the bird cage and take naps - which would result in brushing a lot of bird poop out of her fur. They loved to groom each other and got in so much naughty trouble climbing on the curtains and furniture together. Of course, Amazons are bigger than lorikeets, and Daisy was a very small cat so they were more the same size than this pair. The parrot eventually passed away, but naught to do with the cat. I was always amazed by their friendship. It was very genuine.
This is insane!! The cat is hurting that poor bird. That's what those short squacks are. Cats should NEVER "play" with birds. Their bite and scratch is venomous to the bird. This was hard to watch. I don't even allow my cats in the same room as my birds. Hope that beautiful bird is ok.. dang
i agree completely.This idiot would probably let his baby play with a snake just for a like.This is animal cruelty and sick in any normal persons eyes.This guy should be punished and never allowed to own another animal its stupidity and hope this matter is resolved by deleting his account and reported to R.S.P.C.A
this isn't playing! you even saw the bird limp over to the owner with the camera and whimper! this isn't right at all! and the scream it made right as the end? that's a scream of pain!
You should stop this immediately. Cat is being too rough with your baby and she could be severely injured or killed; not cute at all. Please stop or adopt your bird out if you're not wanting it.
Please just let us know if your bird is okay or if you have adopted it out ??? Lorikeets, for that matter, any parrot, is a very intelligent, loving and emotional animal. They are fragile and cannot take that kind of 'play.' It's not play, that cat was testing it and had you not been present; the cat would have killed the bird right then and there. Is you bird doing okay?
This is not "cute". That cat is clawing that bird. It is clear from the sounds the bird is making that it is not happy, nor "playing". This is animal abuse.
My small dogs played with my Lorikeet in this manner now the bird is dead! Do NOT let your cat do this to the bird. It looks like it's all in good fun but this is the equivalent of a human playing with a Grizzly bear eventually the game will get to rough and the bird will pay for it with its life.
Your bird needs not have his feathers trimmed so short,if they were longer he would use them fighting back ,plus you only need do one if your bird trys to fly out windows ,doors etc it needs time to learn to fly in an enclosed space( take itself high into a corner,on a shelf etc ) because that cat is going to have him for dinner ........We have a lorikeet just as yours ,a dog that wants to eat ,thats what the cat is behind your back .........nice to see play though
As usual.... all the know it all bird trolls that regurgitate their crap about cats and birds are here lol. Don't worry about them mate. Just ignore them. They know nothing about what they talk about. They just regurgitate what they find on Google Search lol. Your bird and cat are lovely and they definitely enjoy PLAYING together. Your cat knows the bird is very fragile and treats it as such. You've done a great job raising them to be respectful of each other. And I'm SURE you already know this... like kids playing you always need to keep them supervised and you'll have no issues. Again... you've done a great job raising them together 👍
so cute and wait for the do gooders to come out of the woodwork and tell you that you are the worst bird parent allowing your cat to play, yes there are risks involved, but under strict supervision they can get along well, My skittles is up here on TH-cam making moves on my ginger cat Oliver.
That last second scream is not a good sound, no wonder why you cut the clip right there but you still missed it. Probably if the lori gets his wing broken by the rough playing cat for example, you will not vet him and just let him die, you do not deserve to have him with you. I do not call animals by it, out of respect.
be careful, this is not a fun video at all. you are endangering the lorikeet' life. one chance wrong move and he is dead. you are so careless allowing this to go on.
This is animal abuse. You are an utter disgrace. That cat is being way too rough with the bird, and birds are known prey for cats. I can't believe you just sit there and watch this. What is wrong with you?
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I'd discourage it - it may look harmless, but we had a budgie who would play with the cat. It even spoke the cats' name when it played with it. In fact, the bird was quite naughty and would often annoy the cat and would even hump its tail! The cat would growl at it and eventually belt it with a paw, but claws always retracted. It would also jump up and down on the cats back to wake it up, which you could tell was really annoying the cat. But, all was fine until one day, I couldn't find the bird. The cat had eaten it. Quite why, I'll never know, but it was a very sad day indeed. I was only 11 years old at the time, but the memory has staid with me.
guy's don't get upset or rude , i get it that no one was happy with this video , so this was the last time i let them play together
I bet its the last time because im guessing your lorikeet is dead now.Do every animal a favour and dont have any this was cruelty to a defenseless bird
no , lorikeet is alive for sure but i gave away the cat .
@@alsirwan720 about bloody time!
Do not take ant notice of the trolls bro! Let them play together. Just keep them supervised. You've done a great job raising them.
@@birbs4u507 Haha "trolls" JSJSJSJSJS IM DYING BAHAHAHAHAH
A cat's play is very different from a bird's, make sure the cat does not get too overwhelmed
Exactly 👍
I am completely awestruck. We are probably not giving animals enough credit for the complexity, variability of their behaviour and thinking, the clear presense of a mind beyond instincts and conditioning (that means you, Skinner). The bird is in the company of a predator, a notorious bird-eater, and the cat is engaged in play-predation. It nevertheless understands that they are "friends", that there is trust in the restraint of the cat.
The cat is even more surprising. This is play-predation with an animal that is - under any other circumstances - prey. You can see the moments - repeatedly - where the cat reigns in with considerable will-power the progression towards an actual kill. All the sensory feedback pushes the cat towards that point, but it holds back, instincts superseded by a conscious mind that says "friend, not prey". How amazing is that?
Having said that, I am not entirely convinced that this could not get out of hands. I was holding my breath repeatedly watching this.
It can, and does, get out of hand, all a=the time.
Cats really enjoy playing with their prey before they eat it.
You can tell that the cat is playing gently as it would with another cat. Claws are retracted, body language is calm and playful, not aggressive. I'm 100% sure that this cat is not intending to hurt or eat the bird. That being said, birds are so fragile that one wrong move (even accidental) could prove fatal. I definitely wouldn't let a parrot play with a cat like this.
You are exactly right 👍✅️
Kids this is what you call a cat trying to eat a bird NOT “lorikeet and cat game”
No, you’re right. Cat is def about to lose it and eat the bird 😹
I’m late but..I wouldn’t keep the bird near that cat. It might hurt the bird. They are very fragile and it could be too late.
I agree 👍 when it's too late, it is too late , better be careful ❤
I went from curious, to laughter, fear, then awww touching, to anxiety, and finally in suspense as the cat held to the lorikeet. Oscar deserving movie. 🤯
LOL
It's a Rainbow Lorikeet beautiful bonding God Bless Both ,cute to watch
The bird puts the cat to shame. Lorikeets are the most aggressive parrots with big personalities. Parrot loyalty & bravery are legendary. Studies show they’re more loyal than dogs! The average pet dog will go to anyone who feeds it. You can’t bribe a parrot with food…
What a beautiful bird
I had a lorikeet and a cat. The lorikeet ruled the roost. Most playful bird I've ever had. If that bird really felt threatened, it would break out that beak and the cat would backoff immediately. They can draw blood with the beak with no trouble. I know, because I experienced such a bite. My cat always gave it a wide berth. I do recommend that the owners keep a very close eye on the playing and be ready to stop it if needed.
its not a joke guys ...they are animals and cats are very tricky...
One bite would kill this poor little rainbow - you're insane for allowing this.
Are you for real. A rainbow lorikeet would rip the hair off a cat with its beak. My cats and rainbow lorikeet birds live happily together. Play together.
THE BIRD IS GETTING HERT AND YOU CAN HEAR IT THE CAT IS GOING TO THINK IT IS OK TO HERT IT AND U WILL ONE DAY WITH NO BIRD LOOK AFTER UR BIRD!!
Shocking
The cats hurting him pls move him I'm worried
GET THE CAT AWAY THAT BIRD DOES NOT LIKE IT
you're lorikeet is beautiful and a very nice player but you're cat just wants to eat him, be careful
axel audie you wrong my cats never eat my Parrots....my cats very scare my parrots
Grammar
My cats and rainbow lorikeet birds love playing all the time.
Man....ur lori is so beautifull...but dont you dare to take ur lori near to cat...even pet cat..because cats are so greedy😐only one bite of ur cat and story finish😟
that cat could very easily snap that bird's neck
Oh nooooo please be care ful safe pairot 😢
cats a bit rough!
I have got 2 rainbow Lorikeets
The birds lungs are flat and against the inside of the back ribs. Their skin is super thin. A cats little sharp tooth could easily puncture her lung and kill your lorikeet. Even if both are just playing, they are playing with death. I hope your bird is still alive and doing well.
It's worse than that, cats saliva has bacteria in it that's deadly to Aussie native birds & mammals, so any skin break from a tooth, ANYWHERE on the body & it's dead. Highly unlikely this bird is still alive given the age of the video & the squawking it was giving, indicating scratching to the skin was likely
Me here... shut up.
@@birbs4u507 ~ Me Here and others commenting here are absolutely correct. I worked for years in an avian veterinarian's office. Even birds (and many small animals) with minor scratches or bites that should have been survivable died from the resulting infection from dirty claws (think litter box) and saliva. This isn't funny and shouldn't continue. That poor bird can't even fly away because of clipped wings.
I had an Amazon parrot and an alley cat that were [both pets] and super bff's. The cat would crawl into the bird cage and take naps - which would result in brushing a lot of bird poop out of her fur. They loved to groom each other and got in so much naughty trouble climbing on the curtains and furniture together. Of course, Amazons are bigger than lorikeets, and Daisy was a very small cat so they were more the same size than this pair. The parrot eventually passed away, but naught to do with the cat. I was always amazed by their friendship. It was very genuine.
That's too hard kitty ,!
Seems very dangerous....
Never let a cat and a bird be together bro
Echoing what others say cat wants to make a meal out of bird supervision is a must but it is cute that the bird will just get up again
This is insane!! The cat is hurting that poor bird. That's what those short squacks are. Cats should NEVER "play" with birds. Their bite and scratch is venomous to the bird. This was hard to watch. I don't even allow my cats in the same room as my birds. Hope that beautiful bird is ok.. dang
That is the sound lorries always make. They are playing,,,,
Don’t stress, the bird could kill the cat if it wanted to.
😮 Very scary to watch for the bird 🐦
THAT CAN BE VEY DANGEROUS
It looks innocent ... but i think this is too violent ...
WHY WOULD YOU LET YOUR BIRD ATTACK THE LORIKEET
Shibs The Explorer Bird attack the Lorikeet? 😂
Shibs The Explorer Are you new to this planet?
My cats were afraid of my lorikeet because she was so crazy, energetic and unpredictable
captin500
Same
Most dangerous play in the whole world
Someone should be crazy to allow these pets play like this
I got scared for the bird !
Oh mein Gott wie schön das ist, witzig wie der lori auf dem Rücken Rutscht 😅 und die Katze ist auch vorsichtig bei dem spiel❤
Makes me anxioussss
they are very good friends
Al Sirwan It doesn't seem like that. The cat appears to be trying to actually hurt the bird.
i agree completely.This idiot would probably let his baby play with a snake just for a like.This is animal cruelty and sick in any normal persons eyes.This guy should be punished and never allowed to own another animal its stupidity and hope this matter is resolved by deleting his account and reported to R.S.P.C.A
You make me sick. That bird is not enjoying this, at all.
@Ze Ønly Pøtatø LEL ????
@@s.l6375 it kind of is , but doesn't realize how cats think
That cat nearly killed it
Agree, the bird is too fragile and might get hurt , you must not let them play such tough game,the cat with its claws is dangerous
Bird abuse
Appreciate the upload, definitely appears as though if you weren't there though, the cat would eat her haha
That is not safe the cat is biting him. They can get sick from cat bites or scratches
this isn't playing! you even saw the bird limp over to the owner with the camera and whimper! this isn't right at all! and the scream it made right as the end? that's a scream of pain!
Moron
No that poor bird the owner doesn't even care if the bird gets hurt all the owner cares about is the views
You should stop this immediately. Cat is being too rough with your baby and she could be severely injured or killed; not cute at all. Please stop or adopt your bird out if you're not wanting it.
ok for sure , thanks
Please just let us know if your bird is okay or if you have adopted it out ??? Lorikeets, for that matter, any parrot, is a very intelligent, loving and emotional animal. They are fragile and cannot take that kind of 'play.' It's not play, that cat was testing it and had you not been present; the cat would have killed the bird right then and there. Is you bird doing okay?
please do be a little careful as cat saliva is very, very, very dangerous for birds!
exactly!
This looks most unsafe for the lorikeet. An innocent bite by the cat could be fatal to the lorikeet. Not wise at all!
This is cute and rare but you gotta think all it takes is one bite and that bird is dead never underestimate a cat
This is not "cute". That cat is clawing that bird. It is clear from the sounds the bird is making that it is not happy, nor "playing". This is animal abuse.
this can be dangerous< it is not funny
MELON al rasheed
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MELON al rasheed you don’t know much about animals
this is so disturbing
I bet that this rainbow lorikeet is no longer with us
I am going to be getting a new born baby lorikeet in Christmas
they are the funniest bird good luck
Doido pra fazer um lanche...
are the nails trimmed
Can you please tell me what’s wrong with my baby rainbow lorikeet why is it always screaming when we hold it please tell me
Someday a cat will eat a parrot. ((
My small dogs played with my Lorikeet in this manner now the bird is dead! Do NOT let your cat do this to the bird. It looks like it's all in good fun but this is the equivalent of a human playing with a Grizzly bear eventually the game will get to rough and the bird will pay for it with its life.
Your bird needs not have his feathers trimmed so short,if they were longer he would use them fighting back ,plus you only need do one if your bird trys to fly out windows ,doors etc it needs time to learn to fly in an enclosed space( take itself high into a corner,on a shelf etc ) because that cat is going to have him for dinner ........We have a lorikeet just as yours ,a dog that wants to eat ,thats what the cat is behind your back .........nice to see play though
Ahem.... cat
I don't know if this is normal but it's hobbling around.
Rainbow lorikeet birds do that
Im getting vietnam flashbacks from watching this
Please get your cat away from Birdy!!! Can die from Septecemia!!!
It looks like the cat is eating the parrot. The parrot is pretty nuts to keep going. 😂
Are you just not scared of this cat hurting the poor bird. What the heck is this
Franchement jai eu peur. Peut-être est-ce trop risqué ??
This is so hard to watch... irresponsible
really really irresponsible cats claws have diseases dangerous to birds
I have owned lorikeets for more than 20 years now and this scares the crap out of me. Owner wrong move and its over. Not cool
clearly animal abuse
that's wrong !!!!!!!!
As usual.... all the know it all bird trolls that regurgitate their crap about cats and birds are here lol. Don't worry about them mate. Just ignore them. They know nothing about what they talk about. They just regurgitate what they find on Google Search lol. Your bird and cat are lovely and they definitely enjoy PLAYING together. Your cat knows the bird is very fragile and treats it as such. You've done a great job raising them to be respectful of each other. And I'm SURE you already know this... like kids playing you always need to keep them supervised and you'll have no issues. Again... you've done a great job raising them together 👍
Totally agree. My cats and rainbow lorikeet birds love playing
Oh crap lol
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Sick person who shouldn't have a bird, sat watching the cat attack the parrot you need help.
Az bak yaaaa şapşiler
NOT GOOD!!!
Cat did get a bit rough at times
so cute and wait for the do gooders to come out of the woodwork and tell you that you are the worst bird parent allowing your cat to play, yes there are risks involved, but under strict supervision they can get along well, My skittles is up here on TH-cam making moves on my ginger cat Oliver.
DOGOODERS sensible people you mean,obviously you have the same mentality and stupidity as this guy.IDIOTS
@Deridium next thing you going to tell us that smoking causes cancer.
That last second scream is not a good sound, no wonder why you cut the clip right there but you still missed it. Probably if the lori gets his wing broken by the rough playing cat for example, you will not vet him and just let him die, you do not deserve to have him with you.
I do not call animals by it, out of respect.
e morreu
Should this owner have a pet at all? From what i looked on the video. I would say...no.
be careful, this is not a fun video at all. you are endangering the lorikeet' life. one chance wrong move and he is dead. you are so careless allowing this to go on.
Not smart !
get that ugly cat away . the lorikeet is in pain😠
It is not good
This is animal abuse. You are an utter disgrace.
That cat is being way too rough with the bird, and birds are known prey for cats. I can't believe you just sit there and watch this. What is wrong with you?