How Do I Keep My Cat Off the Christmas Tree?
Okay, so throughout the year, you buy your kitten or cat climbing posts and shiny, dangling toys that they love to play with. Then comes Christmas time and you walk in with the biggest, shiniest play thing they've ever seen, with not just one, but tons of dangling strings and balls just for them! Combine your cats love for climbing trees with all the new toys hanging from it and you've got yourself one excited kitten and one serious problem!
Cats knocking down and destroying your beautiful Christmas tree is not a new problem. Cat owners have tried everything from tying the tree to the wall, using artificial trees (if your cat's like mine, this makes no difference!), spraying the cat with a water bottle, or using Bitter Apple Spray.
Well, I would immediately disregard the water bottle trick when it involves electric Christmas lights! Bitter Apple works for some, but wears off quickly and must be frequently re-applied with the lights unplugged. Some pet owners have stated their cats actually love the taste, while others claim it works for the cat, but the dog loves it! Lastly, Bitter Apple works as a taste deterrent. If your cat is already tasting the tree, isn't it too late already!? Don't be discouraged. There is a solution available that is completely safe for children and pets and has worked for years for our customers. Keep Away works differently by using smell as the deterrent instead of taste. It produces a pleasant mint smell to us, but to cats and dogs it is the equivalent of us taking a deep sniff of horseradish! Keep Away stops them before they are climbing the tree, swallowing the tinsel and knocking down all the ornaments, or chewing up your favorite shoes!
To learn more about Keep Away, visit: http://www.earthsbalance.com/petsupplies/pc/Deterrents-and-Training-Aids-c13.htm
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