After an unusual Christmas tree-eating episode and a three-day stay at the vet, the couple decided to take a unique approach to avoid future problems with their cats.

The saying “if you can’t fight ’em, join ’em” has become a philosophy adopted by owners who have created a piece of jewelry specifically designed for their cats.

The owners created a Christmas tree especially for their cats – Photo: Reproduction/ND

The creative solution involved strategically placed stacks of cardboard boxes to allow cats to entertain themselves through the doors and entrances of the new home accessory.

A personalized tree not only catered to pets’ needs, but also added a touch of fun to family holiday decor.

ABOUT No date Read more understands how difficult it can be to set up and maintain a Christmas tree around these cats, and in the spirit of family, we’re going to present you with 5 ideas to keep you busy with your Christmas decorations when you have a cat at home.

Check out 5 Christmas tree ideas:

1 – On the corner

Use pieces of wood, stickers, or Christmas decorations to create a tree that sits in the corner of the wall. This approach allows for creativity to be unleashed while providing cats with a safe alternative for entertainment.

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2 – Fair boxes

Stack wooden boxes in a pyramid shape and decorate with Christmas items. Be sure to secure the boxes together for stability, and keep in mind that your cat may become part of the decor while exploring these “houses.”

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3 – Wall stickers

For a practical cat-proof solution, add dot stickers to your wall. Choose a color palette, add a star on top, and your tree is ready to decorate the room without the risk of being knocked over by curious felines.

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Example of a tree sticker with lights – Reproduction/ND

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4 – Wooden trees

Visit a woodshop and ask for wood cutouts that you can assemble and/or paint at home. This option allows you to customize your tree to your liking, giving it a unique and durable decoration.

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5 – Minimalistic trees

A simple and cost-effective alternative is to nail a few pine branches to the wall. This minimalist tree can be decorated with ornaments and battery-powered lights, avoiding visible wires and giving it a charming look.

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Wall decoration idea – “If you can’t fight them, join them” 5 Christmas trees for people who have cats (7)

You can also add some light – Reproduction/ND.

Very minimalist model – Reproduction/ND