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If you’re wondering how to encourage your cat to drink more water throughout the day, consider a water fountain. Anyone with a sink knows how much cats enjoy moving water! Fountains stimulate our furry friends and encourage them to hydrate more often. How much water should your feline friend be drinking on a daily basis? Well, that’s going to depend on factors like activity, weight, size, and weather. Browse this helpful guide for more information on determining the most appropriate water intake for your cat based on their weight.
Water fountains aren’t necessary for all cats, but they do help encourage cats to drink more.
That depends! Some cat water fountains include a filter that keeps water cleaner, tasting and smelling even more appetizing to your kitty. While electric cat water fountains require a power source, you can opt for a gravity waterer if you simply want to refill their water bowl less often.
That also depends! At Petco, you can enjoy low prices on some of the most high-tech waterers, with some models under $30. The price of your new water fountain will depend on materials like stainless steel and plastic, parts, and overall design. Visit your local Petco and ask a partner what the best option is for you and your feline.
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What kind of water fountain i can get for my cat?
Should I purchase a water fountain for my dog? She does drink on her own several times a day. But that sounds like a good idea. Does it really encourage them to drink more water? Is it easy to clean? I currently like to wash my dogs water bowl daily with warm water and soap. Would this be doable with a water fountain? thanks!
My cat refuses to drink from his automatic water fountain and is only interested in the toilet
Hello, A couple of days ago, i began to see my cat pawing at her water bowl instead of drinking from it. What concerns me is that i’m not sure when this habit started, i am afraid she hasn’t been drinking enought water as she’s supposed to. I suspect she has diarrhea, because when she’d do her business in the litter box i’d see wet poop stains on the carpet. I have currently bought a water fountain, if that changes anything. Is there another way i can ensure my cat is drinking enough water?
Hey guys! My poor cat (9 year old American shorthair) recently was adopted from another family, just before I moved. So, she's moved three times in the last few months. She is very stressed, and since the most recent move, she hasn't been drinking water from her bowl. I have tried 3 different "kinds" of water and she's not interested. I've been feeding her 100% wet food, and she seems otherwise fine and happy (minus stress), but I'm wondering if I should worry. It's been 5 days since the move.
Hi! I just adopted a 5 month old kitten with CH. I've had him for two days, and have not been able to get him to drink water from a bowl. I've tried several types of bowls with no luck. I've been adding extra water to his wet food in the meantime, which he eats just fine, but I don't think that's an ideal solution long-term. He has a vet appointment next week, but any help in the meantime would be appreciated.
Are there any cat food toppers that I can use to get my cat to eat more, she stopped eating all dry food now she only eats wet food and she loves to lick off my coconut oil from my hand. Also, she doesn't drink her water unless it's moved in or near my bedroom so should I have more than one water bowl or leave the only one near me?
I adopted a cat and brought her home yesterday. Since then, I don't think she's had anything to drink from the water fountain or water dish, and she's only used her litter box once that I can tell. I'm feeding her wet food twice daily & she's eating most of it, so she's had some water from wet food. Is this normal new cat behavior?
How can I get my cat to drink water? She won't drink much.
What water Addictive would you recommend for my cat that has bad breath? Can I give my cat chew toys ? That are meant for his teeth? Does the brand of cat food that I have the reason my cat has bad breath I give him friskies?
My kittens have a fascination with tap water and they seem to want to drink water in my kitchen’s sink and water on the bathroom’s floor. Should I be concerned? If yes, what can I do to prevent this behaviour other than locking them out? Note: make sure that atleast one filtered water bowl is always available for them throughout the apartment.
She prefers to drink water from anywhere else but her own bowl even after cleaning and replacing it. Any advice? Thanks