
Give Those Paws Something Better Than Ornaments
Stop guarding the tree every night
You hang the last ornament. Your cat immediately locks eyes on those dangly, swinging branches. The plush hideaway at the base gives those curious paws a softer target—a place to explore, ambush, and settle into that draws energy away from your decorations so you can actually enjoy the holidays.
Let Them Ambush A Pom-Pom Instead
Your ornaments weren't meant to be batting practice. The tunnel's dangling pom-poms give your cat something else to stalk and swat, while the enclosed space invites a little hide-and-seek. You're giving that hunting instinct somewhere to go—not asking your cat to stop being a cat.
One Zipper. Three Very Cat Moods.
Keep it zipped into a round skirt to conceal the tree stand. Unzip halfway for a semicircular retreat when guests arrive, or open it fully into an S-shaped tunnel for morning exploration. You can change the setup without bringing out another bed or play tunnel.
Your Favorite Menace Belongs At Christmas
You're the kind of cat parent who wants the beautiful tree and the little troublemaker in the same room. During your holiday movie, the removable plush cushion gives your cat a soft place to curl up nearby. They're part of your Christmas—not someone you have to keep out of it.
Snowflakes For You. Plush For Them.
You get a festive finish around the tree; your cat gets buttery-soft plush to nestle into. The Snowflake style adds raised, tactile texture rather than a flat printed look. The washable design makes care practical, and you can unzip and fold it flat when the decorations come down.
Skip the tree-watch routine entirely
Your cat's curiosity peaks the moment the tree goes up. Instead of playing defense for weeks, integrate a designated play zone into your setup from day one. You get a festive skirt, tunnel, and bed rolled into one—no need to hunt down three separate pieces and hope they actually distract your cat.
More Than Stand Camouflage
A plain skirt covers a stand. This one adds a tunnel, hideout and removable nap cushion—giving your cat something to do besides investigate your ornaments.
|   | Presentgivers | Plain tree skirts |
|---|---|---|
| A hideaway of their own | ||
| Pom-poms worth pouncing on | ||
| A removable cushion for naps | ||
| Unzips into an S-shaped tunnel | ||
| Skirt, play space and bed |
My kitties’ new favorite toy
Before Your Cat Claims It
Will this stop my cat from climbing the tree?
Will this stop my cat from climbing the tree?
It's designed to redirect curiosity with a tunnel, dangling pom-poms and a resting space—not guarantee your cat will ignore the tree. Keep your tree secured and cords and fragile ornaments out of reach.
How do I change its shape?
How do I change its shape?
Keep it zipped for the circular tree-skirt shape, unzip halfway for a semicircular hideout, or fully unzip to create the S-shaped tunnel. You can change the layout for playtime or quiet time.
Will it fit my cat and Christmas tree?
Will it fit my cat and Christmas tree?
Exact measurements aren't supplied in the available product details. Confirm the tunnel opening, overall footprint and tree-base clearance before ordering, especially for a larger cat or wide stand.
What does the fabric feel like?
What does the fabric feel like?
The hideaway has a soft plush surface, with a raised snowflake texture on the Snowflake design. A removable soft center cushion gives your cat a separate spot to curl up or stretch out.