Cat Christmas Tree Repellent is a 100% natural, safe and effective way to repel your cat from the Christmas tree. It can be used on any cat over 6 months old and only takes a few minutes to apply. The great thing about Cat Christmas Tree Repellent is that it not only repels your cat from the trunk, ceiling or walls of your tree, but all the other areas of your house as well. Christmas trees are pretty, but they’re a big hassle. You have to buy one, stand it up without knocking all the decorations off, and then decorate it. That’s a lot of effort for a bunch of twigs. Good thing there’s Cat Christmas Tree Repellent — we bring you the best Christmas tree that requires no setup, no watering, and is definitely not made from any real trees! When you think about it, Christmas trees and cats don’t really mix. Cats are so inquisitive. They love to nibble on the branches, jump from one to the other, sleep between them or under them — pretty much do anything but just lie still and let you admire the tree for a change. So if you don’t want your precious fir tree ruined before the holidays even start, keep your cat away from it with Cat Christmas Tree Repellent by PetSafe! All of the animals in the adorably animated movie, The Grinch, couldn’t stop themselves for pulling off the decorations on a Christmas tree. One of our cats does not have that problem!  He considers the tree his very own domain and goes about protecting it from dangers that he imagines around every corner. Sometimes, he’s just protecting us from imagined dangers. To get to the bottom of this cat’s obsession with our Christmas tree and attempting to understand his actions, we’ve enlisted a team of independent animal behavioral specialists to come up with some possible explanations.

Cat Christmas Tree Repellent

Introduction

If you’re a cat parent, you know that keeping your Christmas tree upright can be tough. Cat owners are always looking for ways to protect their trees, but the solutions are often complicated or expensive. This isn’t always the case, though! Sometimes the simplest tricks can keep your cat from knocking over your holiday tree.

Make a Spray Repellent

To make a spray repellent, mix together water and vinegar. Spray the tree, the floor around it and your cat’s fur with this mixture. Repeat as necessary throughout the season to keep your tree protected from Christmas-hating cats.

Make sure that you use water and vinegar that is safe for both you and your cat to lick up if they happen to lick themselves after being sprayed by the solution during their next visit to Santa Claus’ house. Also make sure that these chemicals won’t do any damage to your Christmas tree if they fall onto its branches or needles when you are spraying them!

Use Catnip-Laced Pine Cones

Another option is to drop a few catnip-laced pine cones around your Christmas tree. This will help deter cats from climbing the tree, especially if you have fresh leaves or catnip on hand to sprinkle around the base of the tree. Just make sure that your cat has access to his favorite toy throughout Christmas day so he doesn’t feel too left out!

Install Hardware Cloth

If you’re able to do so, install hardware cloth before the cat knocks over your tree. Hardware cloth is a wire mesh used to keep small animals out of gardens and yards. It can be purchased at your local home improvement store, and installation is relatively easy.

Apply Polyethylene Sticky Tape

Sticky tape is a great option for keeping cats away from Christmas trees. You can buy polyethylene sticky tape at hardware stores, and it’s non-toxic to pets. If you’re worried about your pet getting stuck on the tree, just make sure that you place the tape only on the bottom of your tree so they won’t be able to walk over it. Additionally, don’t apply too much tape or else it might feel uncomfortable for them when they touch the tree.

Provide an Alternative Source of Entertainment

Provide your cat with other sources of entertainment. Cats need to scratch and play, so provide them with a tree, post or gym for them to do so. If you don’t want to buy one, you can make one yourself out of cardboard. If you have the money for it, provide them with a toy that they can play with. You could also provide your cat with its own bed, tunnel or pillow filled with catnip if you’re feeling lazy (or cheap).

It does not need to be overly complicated to keep your cat from knocking your Christmas tree over.

You can implement a variety of methods to keep your cat away from Christmas trees. The most obvious solution is to simply use a cat repellent—like poinsettia or cypress oil spray, which you can find at most pet stores. If your cat loves the smell of fresh-cut pine, try spreading some catnip around the base of your Christmas tree and introducing it to her as an alternative source of entertainment. This will help distract her from wanting to climb up on top of it!

If you’re still struggling to keep your cat away from your Christmas tree after implementing these methods, consider installing hardware cloth over its base so that when she tries to jump on top of it she’ll get stuck instead (or claw at the mesh). Finally—although not necessarily recommended—if all else fails consider covering up all but one branch with polyethylene sticky tape so that only that one branch is accessible by cats while excluding them from climbing onto other areas where they might knock over delicate decorations!

Conclusion

It is always important to keep your cat away from the Christmas tree. There are a wide variety of ways to do this, and you should never have a reason to resort to harsh discipline. By using some of these common-sense methods, you can keep your feline friend happy with his own entertainment and the peace of mind that comes from knowing that present under the tree will be there for you on Christmas morning.