Do you know what's the funniest thing about warriors?
It's directed at kids
You have those moms who complain to companies about dark stuff on movies but things on books slip under that helicopter parent radar
While you are complaining about some minor cursing or blood in one scene, in this series you have:
-a cat version of heaven and hell
-a dog ripping off the face of one cat who is forced to live with the scars
-Goosefeather slowly and painfully dying from a brain infection, making his sanity and common sense deterioate as well, indirectly resulting in Moonflower's death
-sending babies to fight
-murdering the children of your ex in a fire
-A. FREAKING. HILL. MADE. OF. FELINE. BONES.
-a cat getting ripped up and exposing his organs
-a descriptive scene of a mother poisoning her son
-having a dream where you are brutally murdering your friend over and over
-trying to force your mother to poison and kill herself
-the image of Ferncloud getting forcefully dragged out the nursery and murdered
and many others.
It's funny how books can get away with so much more than movies and TV can.