Generally speaking, cats will not actively attack or eat chickens, but they will eat chickens under some circumstances, such as extreme hunger, natural instinct, and untamed cats.

Chickens generally will not eat chickens when they are well-nourished, but cats will prey on chickens when they are extremely hungry. In order to avoid this situation, you should ensure that the cat’s nutritional supply is sufficient, otherwise cats will often prey on raw meat. Makes cats grumpy and aggressive. And raw chicken also contains some parasites and bacteria, which can easily cause harm to cats’ health. Cats can eat and prey on chickens. In some rural areas, this phenomenon occurs. This is because of the nature of cats. At this time, we should isolate cats from chickens and not allow cats to move near chickens. If a cat has the behavior of eating chickens, you can immediately force the cat to educate it, tell the cat not to eat chickens, and train the cat to change the habit of eating chickens.