If you share your home with cats, you’ll know that Christmas tree season is… an adventure. Every year, it’s the same story: you unpack the decorations, untangle the fairy lights, and stand back to admire your beautiful tree — only to find a pair of glowing eyes peering out from the branches five minutes later. Cats and Christmas trees have a complicated relationship. To a cat, a tree isn’t a festive centrepiece. It’s a climbing challenge, a shiny toy shop, and an irresistible fortress of crinkly fun. But don’t worry — with a little patience (and some clever tricks), it *is* possible to keep your feline friends from turning your tree into their playground. Here are a few tips to help keep the peace (and the baubles intact) this Christmas: 1. Secure the Tree Before anything else, make sure your tree is firmly anchored. A sturdy base or stand is essential — especially if your cat fancies themselves a bit of an acrobat. If you can, position the tree in a corner or away from furniture that ...
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