･ Make sure that your cat, or cats, are locked in a safe room large enough to hold it/them when everyone... ･ Use a piece of high test fishing line to connect to the top of the tree to the ceiling. This will prevent... ･ Put any valuable or...
http://www.wikihow.com/Cat-Proof-Your-Christmas-Tree
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Best idea to cat proof your Christmas Tree. Get cloth, yarn , or felt orniments. Spray them to saturation with the spray pet repellent you get in the pet store. Let dry and then hang them around the bottom of the tree.
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www.wikihow.com/Discussion:Cat-Proof-Your-Christmas-Tre...
www.wikihow.com/Discussion:Cat-Proof-Your-Christmas-Tree
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things you can try put the tree up early and use a squirt gun on her the moment she nears it get some oil of citronella and some cotton balls. Cats dislike the smell, people dont mind to much more expensive options include.. http://www.cont...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091128091...
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･ 1 Remove your cat from the room while you decorate. He will be curious about all of the stuff you are... ･ 2 Connect the tree to the ceiling with the fishing line. Be sure to secure the fishing line to the ceiling... ･ 3 Decorate your tre...
http://www.ehow.com/how_2321957_cat-proof-christmas-tre...
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1. Buy a cardboard box big enough to hold the tree. Paint it red and yellow. Paste pictures of cats playing with toys on the box. Write phrases on the box like: "Giant very expensive cat toy." "Your cat will LOVE it!" "No cat can resist!" "Hours and hours of fun!" "Only $99,999,999.99!";
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www.actioncat.com/catprooftree.html
www.actioncat.com/catprooftree.html
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What Worked for Us We've had many cats over the years as well as a fair number of Christmas trees. Sometimes our cats had little to no interest in the flashing lights or sparkling tinsel on those Christmas trees. But some of our cats found ...
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1052473/how_to...
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We read a Wiki-How article written by cat owners about how to cat-proof your tree and here are a few steps they suggested: ... There's nothing cuter than walking by a Christmas tree and having a cat's head poke out of the branches. I put a string of dangling crystal beads draped on the lowest branches. My cats like the...
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www.apartmenttherapy.com/boston/how-to/how-to-catproof-...
www.apartmenttherapy.com/boston/how-to/how-to-catproof-your-christmas-tree-071558
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cat behavior ... The first year I had a Christmas tree with cats, they actually tore up the tree. I had to get a new tree and since then, they have been banished from the room the tree is in. At least orange isn't too stinky and if it keeps them away from the tree it is worth it.
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www.dailykitten.com/chat/topic/2034/page/2
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A Christmas tree is an invitation for disaster for any cat. Several scat mats may work in discouraging your cat/s from going near the tree, but this solution can be costly and there is no guarantee that the scat mats will work.
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www.moggies.co.uk/misc/xmastree.html
www.moggies.co.uk/misc/xmastree.html
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