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Most of us, who have had cats for a long time, know the dangers of the holidays for cats\u2014toxic plants and flowers that might be brought into the house, the toppling of a beautiful Christmas tree, indoor cats getting out during holiday gatherings, seasonal foods that are toxic to cats. But aside from chocolate, onion-laden dishes, poinsettias and lilies, there are other dangers to watch for this season.<\/p>\n
I had a cat that ate ribbon and string and yarn. I had![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.matilijapress.com\/catscapades\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/12\/catchristmastree1-199x300.jpg\")
to give up ribbon around packages. One Christmas day we discovered that she was also nibbling on metallic bows. Now I no longer use those, either.<\/p>\n
You may remember learning the dangers of tinsel and angel hair for cats in years past. But there are other things to consider. We had a cat get his head caught in the handle of a gift bag once. No damage done, but it sure gave the cat a fright.<\/p>\n
What unexpected danger has your cat brought to your attention during the holiday season?<\/p>\n
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Most of us, who have had cats for a long time, know the dangers of the holidays for cats\u2014toxic plants and flowers that might be brought into the house, the toppling of a beautiful Christmas tree, indoor cats getting out … Continue reading