If your cat is older, not mischievous, or you can securely close off the tree, then it may be ok. But, if you have a young active cat, there is risk involved with having a Christmas tree,” Van ...

Mama,’ a cat who had been stuck up a tree near her owner’s home in Lansing since Tuesday, has been successfully retrieved ...

Why your cat is obsessed with destroying your Christmas tree — and how to make them stop When the tree goes up, many cats can't stop batting at the branches and ornaments.

Large cats need a tree that’s sturdy and stable. One thing I noticed with multiple cat trees is that they are 60- to 70-something inches tall, but the footprint of the tree isn’t broad enough ...

Make sure your Christmas tree has a heavy base, Purina recommends. This will prevent your cat from pulling the tree to the ground. Be mindful when deciding what ornaments and baubles will decorate ...

A video of a cat owner showing how to make a cat-safe Christmas tree for their feline garnered a lot of attention on the internet. A TikTok user under the handle @mooseyandmillie posted the video ...

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The cat, 28 feet up an evergreen tree, welcomed Sears’ sweet coos and warm smile as he climbed up. “I could tell it was a friendly kitty,” Sears said, noting its meows.

If you want to keep your cat from climbing the Christmas tree, make sure it’s a decent distance from any “jumping points” like furniture and shelves, even if that requires some rearranging.