We all know pets get a bit psyched about the holiday season. They eye the tree with admiration just seconds before murdering it. Anyways, what follows next is a destroyed Christmas tree lying on the floor with broken ornaments all over the room. The good news is that with simple tricks shown in the photos below, it’s no longer necessary for you to choose between having a pet OR having a fabulous Christmas tree.
Um is that last one a pet fox?
The one in the giant lantern is kind of pretty!
…guffawed heartily at the two vacuum cleaners guarding the tree.
Put your pets in a cage for heavens sake
Cats should be dressed and ready for roasting at this time of the year. A few weeks aging does wonders for the taste.
V, is that you Alf?
Redundant!
Never understood this Christmas tree tradition. Why is it good to have a decorated corpse in your living room?
I understand the tradition of dressing up pine trees started with the Germanic barbarians. The Germanic tribes, however, would use the intestines of their slain enemies to wrap around the pine trees as an intimidation tactic. “Oh, Tenenbaum” indeed!
I need to know what the black cat in the vacuum upright pic, did to deserve 3 awards!
Pets love a good challenge.