Can dehydration cause urinary problems in cats?
Low water intake is a real risk factor for feline urinary issues
Low water intake is a real risk factor for feline urinary issues
New bowls can smell like plastic or detergent, sit at an unfamiliar height or have a shape that presses on her whiskers, any of which can put a…
At least two, even for a single cat
Yes, lightly, and it can work well for a stubborn drinker
An occasional bowl won’t hurt, but distilled water isn’t the best everyday choice
Your glass is appealing for the same reasons the faucet is: the water is fresh, it’s up off the floor away from her food and litter and it’s…
Usually it’s the speed, not the water
Most splashers are playing or pawing at water they find more interesting when it moves
A few reasons, and most are harmless
Toilet water is cool, moving when freshly flushed and tucked in a quiet low-traffic room, which ticks several boxes cats like