If your furry friend has a habit of using your Christmas tree as a new pad, or an unruly predilection for making some sort of nest in your tree, then you might be interested in Argos's latest invention - a half-Christmas tree.
The half-Christmas tree is tall enough to cover with all your precious decorations but with enough space to stack all your pressies underneath and keep your feline friend away from hanging baubles - according to the product's description anyway.
The 6ft parasol tree is also perfect for anyone who's stuck for space, which in 2018 is most of us. While it might be cute to see your cat hanging out in your average Christmas tree, it's a daredevil move:
Annually, hundreds of cat owners share their experience of their cat going rogue on social media and it usually provides hours of entertainment, even if it's more naughty than nice:
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Is this ornament death toll smaller or larger than you would expect from a cat after the first night with a Christmas Tree? #ChristmasChallenge18 #Christmas pic.twitter.com/Ldiq7emeDW
— Get Out of MY HEAD!!!! (@GetoutOmyhead) November 28, 2018
in case anyone’s having a bad day, here’s a video of my cat trying to figure out what a christmas tree is pic.twitter.com/DrUD6FYmQZ
— alex ↯ (@thestiigma) November 28, 2018
My cats tearing my Christmas tree down like pic.twitter.com/QlaoEpHhgI
— evilhag (@evilhag15) November 28, 2018
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My cat and “his” Christmas tree pic.twitter.com/ooBUT9fpzq
— Lαflαmme (@Graff_Blnk) November 27, 2018
Refusing to put the Christmas tree up until a week before Christmas because it’s just a glorified climbing tree for the cats
— Amy Jo cox (@Redhead_67) November 28, 2018
If you've ever owned a cat you know the crafty little buggers will find a way to destroy your tree, even if it's designed to stop them. If you fancy a cat-friendly tree this Christmas click here.
