Fortunately, with a few clever strategies, you can protect your tree (and your sanity) while keeping your cat safe and happy this holiday season. If your cat sees your Christmas tree as their very ...

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To make sure your tree is really safe from a curious cat ... Even if you’ve cat-proofed your Christmas tree, you should still keep a close eye on your furry family member.

But with care, you can enjoy the festivities while keeping your pets safe. Dr. Victoria ... or diarrhea for both cats and dogs. Drinking a little Christmas tree water shouldn’t be dangerous ...

A couple who spent quality time with their cat watching TV in front of the beautifully decorated Christmas tree told Newsweek of their shock when they finally noticed it wasn't their pet at all.

Cat owners looking to prevent their pets from destroying Christmas trees can follow these five simple tips. Felines often attack, climb, and hide in Christmas trees, according to Trupanion's Pet ...

Lions, tigers, and other big cats love playing with trees, so the staff at Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary in ...

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To get their attention away from your Christmas tree, build cats their own. Using a multi-level cat tree, add pet-safe Christmas lights to make it sparkle. Cats senses will surely be stimulated.

Ah, the festive holiday season—a time of sparkling ornaments, twinkling lights, and your cat plotting a covert operation against your Christmas tree. We can’t blame our felines though.