Use A Fence To Keep Curious Paws Out Of The Tree Cats vary in how much they try to damage, er, inspect, your tree. If you have a cat that only likes to bat at the low-hanging ornaments, try ...

Along with that, you can keep your glass ornaments put away and instead, hang cat-friendly ornaments that your kitty can comfortably paw at through the season. Options include rolled paper balls ...

You may be able to resist poking around the Christmas tree until December 25, but your cat has different plans. The tree you spent hours decorating is nothing more than an oversized toy to the ...

This unique solution to the annual cat vs. Christmas tree scuffle currently costs $42.53, a small price to pay for some peace and quiet from your pussycat.

But, nothing makes the Christmas tree experience more difficult than sharing its location with your cat. Cats love trees almost as much as they love boxes (read: too much).

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A MISCHIEVOUS cat has made its home in its owner’s Christmas tree – but can you spot her? Twigget the black rescue cat likes to hide towards the top of the tree, much to the amusement o… ...

5. Decorate an alternative Christmas tree. If your Christmas tree supplier is out of stock, seek out a Christmas tree alternative. Look around and use whatever you have.

A genius company created a 'half' Christmas tree just for cat owners It's the key to keeping your shiny ornaments safe this year. Cats are fascinated by Christmas trees and often wreak havoc on them.