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    Welcome to Hinduism se. Personal advice questions are not encouraged on this site. You may edit your question to suit the site rules. In any case you should ask a jyotish in your licality for advice or approach your family pujari if there is 1. There r attonements for such accidental deaths of animals.

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    Welcome to Hinduism se. Personal advice questions are not encouraged on this site. You may edit your question to suit the site rules. In any case you should ask a jyotish in your licality for advice or approach your family pujari if there is 1. There r attonements for such accidental deaths of animals.

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    Kindly edit personal details from this and ask in general way. Because personal advice type is not encouraged here!

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    Welcome to Hinduism se. Personal advice questions are not encouraged on this site. You may edit your question to suit the site rules. In any case you should ask a jyotish in your licality for advice or approach your family pujari if there is 1. There r attonements for such accidental deaths of animals.

    – Vishal prabhu lawande
    2 days ago
















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    Kindly edit personal details from this and ask in general way. Because personal advice type is not encouraged here!

    – Akshay S
    2 days ago






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    Welcome to Hinduism se. Personal advice questions are not encouraged on this site. You may edit your question to suit the site rules. In any case you should ask a jyotish in your licality for advice or approach your family pujari if there is 1. There r attonements for such accidental deaths of animals.

    – Vishal prabhu lawande
    2 days ago










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Kindly edit personal details from this and ask in general way. Because personal advice type is not encouraged here!

– Akshay S
2 days ago





Kindly edit personal details from this and ask in general way. Because personal advice type is not encouraged here!

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Welcome to Hinduism se. Personal advice questions are not encouraged on this site. You may edit your question to suit the site rules. In any case you should ask a jyotish in your licality for advice or approach your family pujari if there is 1. There r attonements for such accidental deaths of animals.

– Vishal prabhu lawande
2 days ago







Welcome to Hinduism se. Personal advice questions are not encouraged on this site. You may edit your question to suit the site rules. In any case you should ask a jyotish in your licality for advice or approach your family pujari if there is 1. There r attonements for such accidental deaths of animals.

– Vishal prabhu lawande
2 days ago












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The Dharma Shastras prescribe some expiations for unintentionally killing a cat.



From the Vishnu Smriti:




If he has unintentionally killed a mouse, or a cat, or an
ichneumon, or a frog, or a Duṇḍubha snake, or a large serpent—he must
fast for one day, and on the next day give a dish of milk, sesamum and
rice mixed together to a Brāhmaṇa and give him an iron hoe as his fee.




From the Yājñavalkya Smriti:




(3.271) For killing a cat, an alligator, an ichneumon, a frog or
birds, one should drink milk for three days, or perform a quarter of
the Kṛcchra penance.




The Vishnu Smriti verse above says explicitly that that expiation is for the unintentional killing of a cat, so you should follow that.



Just go to a nearby temple and present a Purohit those two gifts mentioned in that verse.






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The Dharma Shastras prescribe some expiations for unintentionally killing a cat.



From the Vishnu Smriti:




If he has unintentionally killed a mouse, or a cat, or an
ichneumon, or a frog, or a Duṇḍubha snake, or a large serpent—he must
fast for one day, and on the next day give a dish of milk, sesamum and
rice mixed together to a Brāhmaṇa and give him an iron hoe as his fee.




From the Yājñavalkya Smriti:




(3.271) For killing a cat, an alligator, an ichneumon, a frog or
birds, one should drink milk for three days, or perform a quarter of
the Kṛcchra penance.




The Vishnu Smriti verse above says explicitly that that expiation is for the unintentional killing of a cat, so you should follow that.



Just go to a nearby temple and present a Purohit those two gifts mentioned in that verse.






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  • What is krcchra penance?

    – Vishal prabhu lawande
    2 days ago











  • @Vishalprabhulawande Here: hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/30282/…

    – Ikshvaku
    2 days ago
















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The Dharma Shastras prescribe some expiations for unintentionally killing a cat.



From the Vishnu Smriti:




If he has unintentionally killed a mouse, or a cat, or an
ichneumon, or a frog, or a Duṇḍubha snake, or a large serpent—he must
fast for one day, and on the next day give a dish of milk, sesamum and
rice mixed together to a Brāhmaṇa and give him an iron hoe as his fee.




From the Yājñavalkya Smriti:




(3.271) For killing a cat, an alligator, an ichneumon, a frog or
birds, one should drink milk for three days, or perform a quarter of
the Kṛcchra penance.




The Vishnu Smriti verse above says explicitly that that expiation is for the unintentional killing of a cat, so you should follow that.



Just go to a nearby temple and present a Purohit those two gifts mentioned in that verse.






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  • What is krcchra penance?

    – Vishal prabhu lawande
    2 days ago











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    – Ikshvaku
    2 days ago














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The Dharma Shastras prescribe some expiations for unintentionally killing a cat.



From the Vishnu Smriti:




If he has unintentionally killed a mouse, or a cat, or an
ichneumon, or a frog, or a Duṇḍubha snake, or a large serpent—he must
fast for one day, and on the next day give a dish of milk, sesamum and
rice mixed together to a Brāhmaṇa and give him an iron hoe as his fee.




From the Yājñavalkya Smriti:




(3.271) For killing a cat, an alligator, an ichneumon, a frog or
birds, one should drink milk for three days, or perform a quarter of
the Kṛcchra penance.




The Vishnu Smriti verse above says explicitly that that expiation is for the unintentional killing of a cat, so you should follow that.



Just go to a nearby temple and present a Purohit those two gifts mentioned in that verse.






share|improve this answer















The Dharma Shastras prescribe some expiations for unintentionally killing a cat.



From the Vishnu Smriti:




If he has unintentionally killed a mouse, or a cat, or an
ichneumon, or a frog, or a Duṇḍubha snake, or a large serpent—he must
fast for one day, and on the next day give a dish of milk, sesamum and
rice mixed together to a Brāhmaṇa and give him an iron hoe as his fee.




From the Yājñavalkya Smriti:




(3.271) For killing a cat, an alligator, an ichneumon, a frog or
birds, one should drink milk for three days, or perform a quarter of
the Kṛcchra penance.




The Vishnu Smriti verse above says explicitly that that expiation is for the unintentional killing of a cat, so you should follow that.



Just go to a nearby temple and present a Purohit those two gifts mentioned in that verse.







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  • What is krcchra penance?

    – Vishal prabhu lawande
    2 days ago











  • @Vishalprabhulawande Here: hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/30282/…

    – Ikshvaku
    2 days ago



















  • What is krcchra penance?

    – Vishal prabhu lawande
    2 days ago











  • @Vishalprabhulawande Here: hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/30282/…

    – Ikshvaku
    2 days ago

















What is krcchra penance?

– Vishal prabhu lawande
2 days ago





What is krcchra penance?

– Vishal prabhu lawande
2 days ago













@Vishalprabhulawande Here: hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/30282/…

– Ikshvaku
2 days ago





@Vishalprabhulawande Here: hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/30282/…

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