Times Pet Owners Had To Get Creative To Protect Holiday Decorations From Being Destroyed

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Even though the holidays are an exciting time, pet lovers have a bit of a problem when it comes to yummy-smelling food, friendly guests, and new presents. Our furry companions get a bit excited seeing Christmas trees and holiday decor as their very own personal toy.

It can be frustrating for pet owners; however, the following people have shared their creative solutions.

Check out these unique and pet-proofing examples!

Making use of wall space is essential.

Ceilings count as wall space, by the way.

Here’s another example of using wall and ceiling space.

Fluffy doesn’t even notice it’s there.

Here is a tip from Pavlov, this cat owner dressed their cat in a Santa costume every time they climbed onto the tree.

“Damn you, human.”

Who needs a real tree?

This is also effective for a fox.

If your pet’s after the decorations, this approach is also an option.

“My dad told me had to dog proof the Christmas tree.”

Out of sight, out of mind.

For the minimalists…

“Really, mom?”