The holidays can be dangerous for cats with all of the unusual and interesting things coming out of the attic, garage, and basement and filling the house—things that sparkle and shimmer and crinkle.
I know we’ve touched on this before, but it’s important enough to repeat. Here’s a site I found giving tips for keeping your cat off the Christmas tree. Yes, cats will attack, climb, and even topple a Christmas tree. (Can you see the white cat in the middle of this Christmas tree? I’ve never had a cat do anything more than knock off ornaments or disturb the packages underneath. But if you have a cat who is overly fascinated with your Christmas tree, here’s help: http://www.cathealth.com/how-and-why/how-to-keep-your-cat-off-the-christmas-tree
We have had a near serious problem with a cat eating ribbon and metallic bows. This can be a real danger for cats. Here’s a site that explains why string, ribbon and yarn can be a serious danger to your cat. http://www.cathealth.com/safety/the-dangers-of-strings-ribbons-and-yarn-for-cats
