What a great idea! 200 trees were donated this year as part of an enrichment programme at Colchester Zoo for many zoo animals including elephants, meerkats, and chimpanzees. Food is also hidden in the trees to encourage foraging and play amongst the animals
In this video, CatPusic are building a personal Christmas tree made of cardboard for the cat where he will spend his free time on Christmas with pleasure. This unique Christmas tree has entrances and exits and it's actually a kind of mini-maze.
It all started with twitter user Alli Macdonald who suggest a fun game for all of you, cat lovers: try to find her cat hiding every morning in a different place in their Christmas tree. People loved it and even added some photos of their own cats trying to discover Christmas trees. There is a drawback to putting a tree inside your home when there's kitties about...
If you're one of those people who likes to leave the tree up for a while, even after Christmas is over, and also, you have a cat or cats…then this one is for you! And we know how well those two things go together (Christmas trees and cats, that is). If your cat hasn't knocked your tree over, torn it down, stripped decorations off of it, or climbed the tree, then you may already be a step ahead of the game. For everyone else, here are 20 ways to catt-proof your Christmas tree.
With sparkling lights, glittery dangling ornaments and shiny strips of tinsel, Christmas trees are irresistible to most cats. Here are our tips to cat proof your Christmas tree and keep your cat safe this festive season. Via: Pawsome Cats
Cats vs Christmas Trees … The annual battle is upon us, here's 10 ways for cat owners to conquer! :)
Christmas miracles, that is!
They're just hanging out or napping or licking themselves. At least they aren't destroying it, right?
