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Cats Eating Plastic Christmas Trees. There are a lot of different aspects that make the tree attractive to your cats. Toxicity coatings, paints, or scents on these products may cause. Generally, most fake christmas trees are made of plastic such as pvc, which (while not great for cats to eat, or any pet for that matter). ‘tis the season — for my fiancee’s cat, february, to eat the “pine needles” off of her artificial christmas tree. The prognosis is best for cats who receive prompt medical attention after eating artificial christmas tree needles. Just because there are certain dangers for cats doesn’t mean you can’t have a christmas tree. Here are some tips for keeping your cat safe around the tree throughout the holidays. Instead of bark and needles, fake trees have plastic, various metals, and other materials that may be problematic for your cat. Christmas trees, both live and artificial, can be a hazard for your indoor cat.

There are a lot of different aspects that make the tree attractive to your cats. ‘tis the season — for my fiancee’s cat, february, to eat the “pine needles” off of her artificial christmas tree. Generally, most fake christmas trees are made of plastic such as pvc, which (while not great for cats to eat, or any pet for that matter). Christmas trees, both live and artificial, can be a hazard for your indoor cat. Here are some tips for keeping your cat safe around the tree throughout the holidays. The prognosis is best for cats who receive prompt medical attention after eating artificial christmas tree needles. Toxicity coatings, paints, or scents on these products may cause. Just because there are certain dangers for cats doesn’t mean you can’t have a christmas tree. Instead of bark and needles, fake trees have plastic, various metals, and other materials that may be problematic for your cat.

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Cats Eating Plastic Christmas Trees ‘tis the season — for my fiancee’s cat, february, to eat the “pine needles” off of her artificial christmas tree. There are a lot of different aspects that make the tree attractive to your cats. Instead of bark and needles, fake trees have plastic, various metals, and other materials that may be problematic for your cat. ‘tis the season — for my fiancee’s cat, february, to eat the “pine needles” off of her artificial christmas tree. Just because there are certain dangers for cats doesn’t mean you can’t have a christmas tree. Generally, most fake christmas trees are made of plastic such as pvc, which (while not great for cats to eat, or any pet for that matter). Here are some tips for keeping your cat safe around the tree throughout the holidays. The prognosis is best for cats who receive prompt medical attention after eating artificial christmas tree needles. Toxicity coatings, paints, or scents on these products may cause. Christmas trees, both live and artificial, can be a hazard for your indoor cat.