Many dogs and cats react with interest to the Christmas tree. They are most attracted to tinsel and the so-called “rain”. 
What to do if an animal swallows a toy/rain/tinsel? Put your phone away, turn off your computer and iron, and rush to the veterinary clinic! Yes, this is not a joke - while you are looking for advice on the Internet, precious minutes are wasted during which you can help the animal without serious surgical interventions. So if suddenly everything is over, get ready quickly, and you can finish reading the article on the way. 
Under no circumstances should you try to remove a foreign object yourself, as this can seriously harm your pet. Listen, DO NOT PULL THE RAIN OUT OF THE CAT! Because he can easily cut the delicate walls of the esophagus or assemble it into an accordion, which, again, is fraught with a complex operation. People often come to the clinic because they wanted to play a magician and thereby seriously harmed their pet. But everything could have worked out! 
Playing with animals in the rain is also not worth it. This way the pet will get used to the tinsel and can eat it at his leisure.
The same thing should be done if the cat/dog ate the rain a long time ago, and now you only see the consequences of this crime. It often happens that the tip of the ribbon cannot leave the pet’s anus on its own, and the animal becomes like a wind-up toy with a string. There is little funny here, because the beast needs help. And again, do NOT under any circumstances make it rain! This can lead to great complications and serious harm. Just take your pet and go to the doctor - specialists know how to remove the jewelry without harm. 
However, it also happens that you didn’t see either the moment of eating or the way the rain leaves the animal’s body, but something is still wrong with the fur one. He drools, vomits, or just sits somewhere in a corner: he doesn’t run around much, doesn’t ask for food at five in the morning, and doesn’t poke around the house. Perhaps it’s just the winter blues, or maybe the animal ate the ribbon in your absence, and now it has clogged the intestines. Don’t wait until the January weekend, visit the veterinary clinic and do all the necessary research. 
Beautiful, but not very safe! Dogs can also mistake jewelry for food.
If you came across this article even before the animal happily snatched away the New Year’s decoration, then hurray, because it’s in your hands to prevent a New Year’s visit to the doctor! Rather, collect all the rain, tinsel, ribbons and other colored threads, put them in a bag and put them far, far away. Better yet, just throw it in the trash. Well, all this colorful rubbish is not worth your pet’s health! Decorate the house with lanterns, snowflakes, and finally make a garland of colored paper like in kindergarten. Choose something that will not only be beautiful, but also safe for all family members. 
You can try for a long time to wean the animal from eating rain: spray with all sorts of sprays, lay out foil, tape. But we all know: if the cat wants to do it, he will do it. He will eat it once, he will suffer, and he will eat it a second time too. This is an animal, it will not be able to understand that eating colored ribbons later causes a stomach ache.
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