Decorating for Christmas is a delightful time to spread merry vibes throughout your home. Yet, if you have a cat, sometimes it's less about the merriment, and more about having to play referee and ...

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Christmas trees and cats are enemies ... covering the tree trunk and the tree itself for maximum scratching. Dextrus claims that this cat tree is best for one cat at a time, though it could ...

Designate a special corner with cozy holiday blankets, a cat-safe Christmas tree, and maybe even a small scratching post dressed up with festive ribbons. This could be the perfect place for them ...

If you have fur babies at home, they might be extremely interested in the Christmas tree and other holiday decor that are currently being displayed. Oddly, my dog doesn't seem to care about any of ...

Many pet stores sell citrus chew and scratch repellent sprays for ... it’s far better than a Christmas tree under constant cat attack,” Trupanion’s blog post states. Plenty of people can ...

Here's what you need to know about your Christmas tree and any harm it could pose to your cat. Several varieties of Christmas trees are mildly toxic to cats, according to PetMD. This includes fir ...

A cat tree or cat condo is an excellent way to make your home both more inviting and more exciting for your kitty — especially if they’re an exclusively indoor cat. “Cat trees are great ...