Sometimes, revenge can be over the most bizarre things. In this particular story the revenge occurred over cat burgling. However, the use of cat burgling in this sense is a little bit juicier than what you originally may have been expecting.

Namely, it was a feud started between neighbors over a cat. The first neighbor owned a cat that often went outside. The second neighbor apparently liked it so much that she repeatedly stole the cat and would keep it inside of her home for hours. This annoyed the first neighbor, and after a few months of bringing her concerns up to the second neighbor and having them ignored she decided to take revenge.

In this case, revenge occurred in the form of worming tablets. The first neighbor decided to feed her cat a slightly larger portion of the medicine that the cat normally took. One of the side effects of this particular medication is that if taken in large doses it causes loose bowels in felines.

So in this case, the revenge was executed when the second neighbor took the cat into her home for hours, and, unable to control itself, the cat defecated all over the inside of the house.

The first neighbor now reports that the second neighbor no longer tries to keep the cat in her house for hours. It just goes to show that kidnapping never pays—even if the kid in question is actually a cat. Make sure that you keep your grubby claws to yourself so you can avoid this kind of revenge!