I am not a cat owner and I am not a fan of the Sex and the City reboot, And Just Like That. Don't get me wrong; I want to be ...

Christmas can already be stressful enough. The last thing you want is anxiety about your pet's health. Here's how to cat-proof your home this holiday.

What’s more important, your cat or your Christmas tree? It’s a tough question, those are two awesome things. But sadly, they don’t always get along. Cats love to explore.

Cats are known to climb on furniture and other decor, so here are some tips to cat-proof your tree this holiday season. Make sure your Christmas tree has a heavy base, Purina recommends.

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.

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.

Trupanion’s blog provided the following tips for cat-proofing your Christmas tree to ensure the holidays are merry for you and your feline friend: 1. Choose your tree location carefully If you ...

In a video shared on November 12, user Emily (@notunclefester) explained that she'd sprayed her Christmas tree with vinegar to stop her cat, Luna, from attacking it.

The FeastiviTREE by Fancy Feast is an artificial Christmas tree built to be cat-friendly. The holiday tree includes a cat condo, climbing post and perches.

It goes without saying that pets, especially cats, are extremely sensitive to new objects in their home environment and are very curious of those new additions. So, when the holidays roll around ...

My tree has been up for over a month—and it’s still a sparkling, unscathed centerpiece full of bulbs and baubles that my cat can’t figure out how to dismantle despite her best efforts.

Your cat deserves a Christmas tree of its very own and Fancy Feast wants to give you the cat-friendly Christmas tree of your feline's dreams.