We have always had cats and they have a tendency to want to explore the Christmas tree. We got around that by using an abundance of bells on the lower limbs to serve as an early warning device. When we heard the bells we knew to pay close attention or deflect trouble before it happened.
By Shelly from Spring Hill, KS
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We tried the bells several years ago. Unfortunately, all it did was alert me (in the middle of the night) as to whenever the cats were up to their hi-jinx. A lot of angels got their wings that year. :)
I have never had a big problem with cats and trees, but I saw on the television show "My Cat From Hell" that cats will be far less interested in an artificial tree than in a real tree. If your cat is nuts over the tree, perhaps this is something you could try.
Hey, this is a good idea! We're fostering a cat over winter until his furever home is ready and were not sure how to keep Cat and Tree safe from each other. We'll give this a try, thank you for posting it.
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