Bath hygiene
Cats may all be Virgos. They are not only hygienic, but also obsessive-compulsive. If the water basin is a little dirty and the water quality is poor, they may not open their mouths. Therefore, the drinking water needs to be changed at least 2 times a day, and pay attention to whether there are impurities in the water. Basins need to be cleaned daily and disinfected weekly.
Multiple basins, placed at points
The master is not only hygienic, but also picky about basins. Some cats are picky about the material, color, depth, etc. of the water basin. You can use ceramic, glass, plastic and different styles of water basins to appeal to the cat and attract him to drink more water. Moreover, cats are naturally curious and like to explore. Placing water basins in sinks, kitchen cabinets, etc. can encourage cats to explore and remind them to drink water. But avoid putting it next to trash cans and cat litter
boxes.
Flowing water
Our master is not only individual, but also hypocritical, and doesn’t like drinking water from the basin Water, like to drink flowing water. In fact, in our daily life, we often see cats drinking water under the tap, in the bathtub, or even in the bathroom. Therefore, we might as well turn on the faucet and let the water flow, and drink as much as we want. However, in order to reduce waste, it can also be opened at a fixed time. Or buy a water dispenser for the owner to increase the fun of the cat drinking water, but with this method, water must also be placed in other water basins. Of course, you can also make a simple drinking device for our master.
Adding ingredients to the water
If the host really doesn’t like drinking water, you can add some tuna or chicken soup to the water to increase the flavor of the drinking water to induce cats to drink water.
Drinking bottled water
Some cats don’t like tap water, possibly because of the chloride ions or minerals in the water substance. In this case, try bottled water.
Eat wet food
Wet food can replenish some of the water your body needs. However, it is not recommended to mix water with dry food, because except for milk cakes and intestinal prescription food, most cat food has poor water solubility, cats will be disgusted, and it is easy to deteriorate, resulting in diarrhea.
