If youve done everything you can to keep your cat safe and now need to spare a thought for your tree too think about placing lemon or orange peel around the base cats are not fans of citrus.

How to cat proof your christmas tree. Another tradition is having your cats pull them apartCheck out Cole and Marmalades ca. Cover the trunk of your live Christmas tree. You could also place pine cones around the base to keep them away.

There are also ready-made cat deterrents available at most pet stores. Further tips for cat-proofing your tree. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Cunningham the first thing you should do is ensure the tree is stable and secured in its stand to prevent tipping especially if you have an adventurous climbing cat. Take care with lights. With a little planning both your tree and your cat will be safe all festive season.

And no oneespecially your catwants to do the countdown to Christmas from the vets office. Place ornaments where its harder for your cat to reach themat the top and toward the center of the tree instead of on the ends of the branches. Cat proofing your Christmas tree.

Place lights toward the center of the tree so that your cat is less tempted to chew on the wires and cover the end of the wire that plugs into the wall with a cord protector. Another solution is to use a bitter cat-deterrent spray available at most pet stores. Keep live tree water basins covered.

Ive got 8 tips on how to cat proof your Christmas tree. Cat-proofing the Christmas tree isnt just about vanitysome of the items on your tree can be very dangerous when ingested. Decorative trees are a traditional part of many Winter celebrations.