Felines often attack, climb, and hide in Christmas trees, according to Trupanion's Pet Parenting blog. Just one shiny ornament or a string of garland can be enough for a cat to ruin a tree.

What’s more important, your cat or your Christmas tree? It’s a tough question, those are two awesome things. But sadly, they don’t always get along. Cats love to explore. They love to bat.

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“Christmas is a time to slow down and reflect ... left to the curiosity of cats,” Honigman warns. “Hence, a cat friendly tree would ideally be either smaller than a regular tree or secured ...