I hope everyone is ready for a joyous Christmas this year.
This Christmas, we are keeping it simple. We put up a small tree in the living room and solar lights outside.
We haven't had to worry about Fanny bothering the tree anymore. She doesn't seem interested in it like when she was younger.
Although she does have to knock over the wise men of the small nativity scene we have under the tree.
Important things to remember for cats at Christmas*
- Keep an eye on your Christmas tree. Christmas trees for cat owners can be a nightmare – especially if your cat likes to climb!
- Festive plants like poinsettia and berries found in holly and mistletoe are poisonous to cats, so keep them out of reach
- Tinsel and other decorations can be dangerous if they are swallowed
- Festive foods are often poisonous for cats – from chocolate and raisins to onions and garlic
- Cats can feel stressed and anxious at Christmas time. Make sure you give them space and a safe place to hide.
Fanny and I wish you and your cats a safe and Merry Christmas.
Give your little fur ball a hug!
Darlene
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