This unique solution to the annual cat vs. Christmas tree scuffle currently costs $42.53, a small price to pay for some peace and quiet from your pussycat.

Stock image of a cat playing with tree ornaments. A feline caught stealing Christmas ornaments from his owner's tree has left the internet in stitches.

For cat owners, the prospects of a beautifully decorated Christmas tree is often paired with the dread of finding it stripped of its ornaments—or worse, completely knocked over—thanks to a ...

Some cat owners are scaring their furry pets with Christmas trees as a way to protect festive decorations, and they’ve been posting their results on TikTok.

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And finally, Christmas trees aren’t 100% sturdy, so in addition to learning how to keep cats away from a Christmas tree, Dr. Ramdas strongly recommends anchoring the tree for you and your cat ...

Cats are understandably interested in Christmas trees, especially as they like to be high up, Zazie Todd, author of the upcoming book Purr: The Science of Making Your Cat Happy, tells Newsweek.

Cats love trees almost as much as they love boxes (read: too much). Luckily there's a wonky new invention ideal for cat owners at Christmas: the Half Parasol Christmas Tree .

If you're equal parts feline and festive enthusiast, you'll know that Christmas trees can be a pain with furbabies around. Here are 10 cat-friendly options.

On Monday, 29 November, TikTok user Becca Richards posted a video shaking her Christmas tree at her cat. ... “This isn’t funny. It’s really cruel,” one person wrote.

Other TikTokers have documented themselves chasing cats around with their trees and many report achieving similar results, but pet experts say this method isn’t the best solution.