Oh, oh, Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, Texasmujer.
I do not at all have any plans to decorate anything for christmas, and I do not, right now, even have a cat, but your post is scary alltogether, and sends me looking to check up on the christmas decorations that I don't have, and the cat I don't have.
Yeah, thanks, Texasmujer. Scare us all to death, why don't you?
(I'm joking, I'm joking, no offence intended).
If you want danger for cats, how about the cat getting itself stuck in the window, halfway in, halfway out, when I was living in a high-rise building 16 floors up? Eek, scary! (Don't shout at me: I only ever opened the window a little way open, and the cat had for years shown no particular ambition to go out and be a fall-to-ground splat cat.)
All sorted in the end, and the cat seemed a whole lot less stressed and worried than the humans were.
And I don't know where you have copied and pasted that bit of advice from, but I'm inclined to think that
Quote:
Candies can be knocked over. leading to obvious hazardous results.
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might just mean "candles" rather than "candies".
Unless you have some
really seriously dangerous confectionery in Texas, of course. Oh, do tell.
Nah, come to think of it, I just don't think I want to know. Nope, it would be too scary to know about. The stuff of nightmares. I really do not want to hear of shotgun-wilding chocolate bars or whatever.