Does your cat barely drink? 7 tricks that really help
Does your cat hardly drink? 7 tips that really help.
Many cats drink less than their owners would like. Often it is not the cat, but the bowl: location, material, shape and freshness. Here is the checklist.
7 tips for more enjoyment of drinking.
-
Keep water away from food
Many cats do not like to drink directly next to their food. Place the water a few meters away, preferably in another room.
-
Multiple water sources
Two or three drinking spots spread throughout the home. This way, your cat will pass by the water more often.
-
Wide and shallow instead of narrow and deep
Many cats do not like it when their whiskers touch the rim. A wide, shallow bowl is often more popular.
-
Stone, ceramic or glass
Plastic gets fine scratches and can absorb odors. Many owners find that their cat prefers to drink from heavier materials.
-
Fresh every day
Fresh water every day and rinse the bowl regularly. Stagnant water is often ignored.
-
Offer moving water
Many cats prefer to drink from a moving source that gently splashes. Many, not all. It is worth trying.
-
Quiet place
Not next to the washing machine, not in a thoroughfare. A place where the cat can drink in peace and survey the room.
Important: If your cat suddenly drinks significantly more or less than usual, ask your veterinarian. This checklist is not a substitute for veterinary advice.
Flowing water from real stone.
Our cat fountains are made of natural slate or granite, with a bowl for cat grass, a slate plate and a 5-year warranty in the set. 30-day return policy if your cat disagrees.
More guides like this, straight to your phone.
With CLIMAQUA WhatsApp news, you will be the first to receive new guides, new sets and promotions. As a thank you, you will get 7% off your first order. Prefer email: subscribe to the newsletter and receive 5% off your first order.
Discount only on the first order, code valid for 10 days. Can unsubscribe at any time.