Multi-select problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to protect your cat from holiday hazards
Watch your food tables.
The holidays bring parties and dinners where you and your loved ones often have rich foods. These foods may be tasty for you, but they are not good for your pet.

Pick your answer from:
(A). This is even worse for your cat, because she can jump on tables or counters and grab food without you being aware of it. This means you need to be very aware of where your cat is when you have food lying around, and you should also be sure to close your kitchen doors..
(B). Instead, look out for foods that detracts from their quality and appearance. Try some of the following food tables : White meat fish egg noodles fluffy salad Buy the colors of holiday foods well..
(C). So, when there is a gathering of elderly, ill, and dying people, it becomes the priority to bring your cat, as this is the most common food throughout the holiday seasons. Familiarize yourself with the holidays in your area so that you can secure your cat's temporary housing..
(D). Watch your drinks around food tables or from behind cover shelves so you can access them comfortably without harm to your cat. If you have to get up at 8 am, take your cat to the bathroom on the third day of the holidays, and keep them in the crate until 8 am..
(A).