Homeowners are discouraged from trying to trap feral cats without professional assistance. Missing pet food, knocked-over garbage cans, and the sound of caterwauling can also indicate an infestation. Due to their timid and fearful nature, feral cats are often difficult to spot otherwise. The most common sign of a feral cat infestation is seeing the individual animals or groups of cats together.
Colouration and patterning of the fur as well as hair length varies greatly depending on the breed. The size and general appearance of feral cats usually depends on the abundance of food and environment in which they live. Most species of feral cats can grow up to 75 cm in length and weigh in excess of 5 kg. They can be of any breed and usually have a similar body shape and size to one another.
As the direct descendants of domesticated cats, feral cats look exactly like any other housecat.
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