5 Tips to Keep Your Fur Family Away from Bad Hydration!

First of all, remember that cats are very picky about cleanliness. Frequently changing their water is crucial to keep your cat hydrated, like most living creatures, they prefer newer, fresh water over stagnant old water.

Cats are PAWsome creatures! They also have a preference of where they want to drink. Try placing several bowls throughout your home and see which one is the most popular.

Smelling another furry friend around their bowl can seriously lower the desire to drink. Nobody likes drinking after another and cats do not like drinking after another cat either. Having multiple fur babies at home means having multiple water bowls. A good practice would be at least a water bowl for each cat or a cat drinking fountain that filter and aerate water.

Cats prefer bowls that are fairly shallow and wide. When cats stick their faces too far into bowls, they may experience discomfort. The drinking bowl or container should be wide enough to fit their whole face to accommodate their need to see their surroundings while drinking water.

Flowing water encourages your cat to drink more, which is the most effective way to make sure that your four-legged friend drinks enough. The benefits of a drinking fountain are numerous. Not only do they store a great amount of water, but this water is continually circulated through a filter and aerated to keep its fresh, bubbly texture.

Our fountain's water is continually circulating through a filter and aerated so cats don't mind sharing it.