Cats are curious. They can't help it, it's their nature. Christmas trees are known as being irresistible to cats. A tall green scratching post in the house suddenly? And it's completely full of cat toys and pretty lights? Can you blame any cat for being attracted to a Christmas tree? But what can you do as a pet owner to keep both kitty and your holiday decorations safe? The answer is Christmas Tree Defender.
This genius product is made just for keeping cats (and any other curious small pets) out of your Christmas tree. A four-piece barrier placed at the bottom of the tree keeps kitty from being able to climb up and also keeps cat paws away from dangling toys -- erm, decorations. The Defender barrier is adjustable to different tree sizes and can easily to attach to both artificial and real Christmas trees. Use it year after year to keep your holiday sanity and keep kitty safe during the happiest of seasons.
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