Kas

I was thinking the same thing. Our new kitten just turned 5 months old. She is still going to be doing her beserk kitten stuff at Christmas. I am worried about the tree.

madamekelly

Lots of good suggestions here, but word of experience, AVOID the glittery ones. They NEVER stop shedding glitter!

BettyGee

We purchaed some plastic ornaments, for outdoor use, many years ago at Home Depot. They are clear with holly, poinsettia, etc. inside. Have had them for years and if they get knocked off or tumbled around it is no problem. They are good for toddlers who like to touch and I'd think that kitties would do the no harm as well. Also have some wood ones that I got at Michael's and painted, they are cute and pretty indestructible. Hope this helps.

Mundy

I bought mine at Jo-Anns and wal-mart for our dog

Rann

Hobby Lobby has bunches of them.

gellybean402

Try Joann's fabrics. They have a great selection! I also think I remember seeing some that you could fill with stuff if you wanted to.

Dee

I bought some at the dollar store and wally.

lalaland

Do you have a dollar store in your area? Mine has tons and tons of really pretty non breakable ornaments and miscellaneous decorations. Also, we have a fake tree at work and instead of using decorations, I put fake pointsettias and other Christmasy looking fake flora and fauna in it. Makes a really pretty tree so you might consider that.

sewnsewer2

Thanks everyone. And yes, I do have a fake tree.

lynnie

about 20 yrs ago this is what i did.
i got 2 tpo 3' styrofoam balls and red and white cello on a roll. tied them at the ends with ribbon and stuffed them into the tree. them cot wood cutout snowflakes at the craft store and painted them white and glittered them, Got baby's breath, dried out and put them in by the trunk, thed tree look so pretty and all was unbreakable