By Dr. Laurie Huston, PetMD
The holidays bring with them decorations, gifts, good foods, and lots of activity as people visit friends and family to spread the good cheer. But to our cats these things translate into new “toys” to play with that may not be entirely safe, foods that probably shouldn’t be shared, and strange people coming into our territory.
What can you do to help make the holidays safer and more enjoyable for your cat?
Click through for great tips and tricks about having a healthy and safe cat-friendly holdiay!
Read more: Animal Rights, Cats, Christmas, Everyday Pet Care, Hanukkah, Holidays, New Year, Other Holidays, Pet Health, Pets, Remedies & Treatments, Safety, Thanksgiving
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