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Cats Jumping On Christmas Trees. Cats may be enticed by a tall tree decorated with shiny objects and may even jump on them, knock them down, or make off with the decorations. To cat proof your christmas tree, try spraying it with a citrus spray, since cats normally hate the smell of. Even though your christmas tree might be your cat’s latest obsession, it doesn’t mean you have to get rid of it. They are also prone to using ornaments as toys, which can result in injured kitties and broken treasures. Luckily, you can use a few simple tricks to help keep cats safe. Cats are notorious for climbing, jumping on, and knocking over christmas trees. Kristin kuntz, a veterinarian at insight animal behavior services recommends placing your tree 'at a safe distance from couches, chairs, bookshelves, or. The first and probably most effective way to protect your christmas tree from your curious cat is by positioning it in a way that will reduce the cat’s ability to jump onto it. Real trees can be great, but pine needles can be dangerous for cats who love to chew on foreign objects. Animal rights charities have offered their advice on how cat owners can stop their pets from jumping on their christmas trees after a video of a woman “traumatising” her cat went viral. Oliver the cat loved to climb christmas trees, so to keep him away, his owner hanged one from the ceiling.

Even though your christmas tree might be your cat’s latest obsession, it doesn’t mean you have to get rid of it. To cat proof your christmas tree, try spraying it with a citrus spray, since cats normally hate the smell of. Oliver the cat loved to climb christmas trees, so to keep him away, his owner hanged one from the ceiling. Kristin kuntz, a veterinarian at insight animal behavior services recommends placing your tree 'at a safe distance from couches, chairs, bookshelves, or. Cats are notorious for climbing, jumping on, and knocking over christmas trees. Cats may be enticed by a tall tree decorated with shiny objects and may even jump on them, knock them down, or make off with the decorations. Animal rights charities have offered their advice on how cat owners can stop their pets from jumping on their christmas trees after a video of a woman “traumatising” her cat went viral. They are also prone to using ornaments as toys, which can result in injured kitties and broken treasures. Luckily, you can use a few simple tricks to help keep cats safe. The first and probably most effective way to protect your christmas tree from your curious cat is by positioning it in a way that will reduce the cat’s ability to jump onto it.

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Cats Jumping On Christmas Trees Cats are notorious for climbing, jumping on, and knocking over christmas trees. Luckily, you can use a few simple tricks to help keep cats safe. They are also prone to using ornaments as toys, which can result in injured kitties and broken treasures. To cat proof your christmas tree, try spraying it with a citrus spray, since cats normally hate the smell of. Animal rights charities have offered their advice on how cat owners can stop their pets from jumping on their christmas trees after a video of a woman “traumatising” her cat went viral. Real trees can be great, but pine needles can be dangerous for cats who love to chew on foreign objects. The first and probably most effective way to protect your christmas tree from your curious cat is by positioning it in a way that will reduce the cat’s ability to jump onto it. Even though your christmas tree might be your cat’s latest obsession, it doesn’t mean you have to get rid of it. Cats may be enticed by a tall tree decorated with shiny objects and may even jump on them, knock them down, or make off with the decorations. Oliver the cat loved to climb christmas trees, so to keep him away, his owner hanged one from the ceiling. Cats are notorious for climbing, jumping on, and knocking over christmas trees. Kristin kuntz, a veterinarian at insight animal behavior services recommends placing your tree 'at a safe distance from couches, chairs, bookshelves, or.