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If your cat is determined to eat your fake Christmas tree, there are a few things you can do to deter them. First, try spraying the tree with a mixture of water and lemon juice. Cats don’t like the smell of citrus, so this may help to keep them away. You can also try covering the tree with a sheet or piece of foil. Cats don’t like the feel of these materials, so they may be less likely to try and eat the tree. While deer can eat most plants, especially those that are recently planted, there are some plantsthat are usually left alone. Using evidence gathered in a RHS survey of the gardening public’s experience in2018 we updated a list of plants that deer are less likely to damage which can be found here.It is also worthwhile observing which plants grow successfully in other gardens nearby, as that will provide some information on the feeding preferences of the local deer population. Netting and fencing

By following these simple tips, you can help your cat stay warm and healthy all winter long. How To Make Cat Repellent To Put On A Christmas Tree?

A tree skirt is a great way to keep cats away from your tree. It will create a barrier between the tree and the floor, making it more difficult for cats to climb the tree. Electric fences are a great way to keep people (and animals) out of your yard, and they can be an effective tree climbing barrier as well. Just be sure that the fence is tall enough to deter climbers, and that there are no gaps or holes that they could use to get around it.

Before I was an inventor, I was a pet lover. Pets have always been an important part of our family, especially our cats. I also love Christmas, and for our family it is a special time for making cherished memories. But every year it was always something different. One year we took in a stray cat only to have it actually "nest" inside our Christmas tree for the entire holidays only coming out when we were not around. Another year, we were constantly worried about our ferret getting hurt by climbing so high in the tree. We tried all kinds of remedies, but nothing worked and Christmas became stressful in our attempts to keep our beloved pets safe. Sadly, one year we lost one of our dear cats from injuries she sustained in the Christmas tree. Retrieving a cat from a tree is no easy feat, but how do you stop a cat from climbing a tree in the first place? We’ll examine the methods you can employ to prevent your little fur ball from climbing the giant tree in your yard. The 6 Methods to Keep a Cat From Climbing Trees 1. Keep Your Pet Indoors The Schwegler Cat Tree Deterrent is a physical barrier that prevents cats from climbing trees. It is a plastic tube with a hole in the middle that is placed around the trunk of the tree. The tube has a series of spikes on the inside that make it uncomfortable for cats to climb. The tube also has a reflective surface that will deter some cats from approaching it. How To Build A Feral Cat House? Cat owners living in colder climates with frigid winters cannot keep a water hose connected in sub-zero weather, but they can install noisemakers. Although you can spend a bundle when you have several trees in your yard, most of the noisemakers are relatively inexpensive unless you opt for premium models.No matter what method you choose, keep in mind that it may take a little trial and error to find something that works for your cat. You may also need to reapply your repellent regularly, as cats can be persistent creatures. But with a little patience, you can keep your Christmas tree safe from your feline friend this holiday season. Is It Safe To Heat An Outdoor Cat House? Eventually, cats do look for new challenges, so unless you are intentional about redesigning the kitty play area on a regular basis, your cat will test the boundaries and attempt to climb over your fence. The best long-term solution is to create a fully secured cat enclosure. Consult with an Expert Wrapping your tree’s trunk in tin foil can serve the same purpose: Cats hate the feel of foil, so they’re likely to leave a foil-covered tree alone. The Takeaway