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Catproof Christmas Lights?
Is anyone familiar with some kind of indoor Christmas lights that are cat
proof? My friend would like to put lights on the tree in her condo but her cat persists in trying to eat them. I believe she is using the LED lights. I'm not sure if a cat could actually break one of those and ingest shards of glass but she is worried that this might happen. Does anyone market something that is truly catproof? I'm not talking about something that the manufacturer alone claims is catproof; I'd like to find something that purchasers find to actually BE catproof. If such a product exists, can I get a link to a website or store that carries it? A business that operates in Canada would be particularly helpful. -- Rhino |
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Catproof Christmas Lights?
"Rhino" wrote in message ... Is anyone familiar with some kind of indoor Christmas lights that are cat proof? My friend would like to put lights on the tree in her condo but her cat persists in trying to eat them. I believe she is using the LED lights. I'm not sure if a cat could actually break one of those and ingest shards of glass but she is worried that this might happen. Does anyone market something that is truly catproof? I'm not talking about something that the manufacturer alone claims is catproof; I'd like to find something that purchasers find to actually BE catproof. If such a product exists, can I get a link to a website or store that carries it? A business that operates in Canada would be particularly helpful. -- Rhino there are sprays to use get them at the local pet store |
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Catproof Christmas Lights?
Rhino wrote:
Is anyone familiar with some kind of indoor Christmas lights that are cat proof? My friend would like to put lights on the tree in her condo but her cat persists in trying to eat them. I believe she is using the LED lights. I'm not sure if a cat could actually break one of those and ingest shards of glass but she is worried that this might happen. Does anyone market something that is truly catproof? I'm not talking about something that the manufacturer alone claims is catproof; I'd like to find something that purchasers find to actually BE catproof. If such a product exists, can I get a link to a website or store that carries it? A business that operates in Canada would be particularly helpful. Led's are good. They run on about 3 volts so cats and kids can't be electrocuted by them. Also, they don't shatter and spill glass everywhere like an incandescent bulb does. If an led is ingested, it will probably pass through the digestive tract without leaving anything behind and wonl't be toxic at all. |
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