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Rowan is the only cat I have had that doesn't jump in the sink, tub or shower to drink. I have had cats that would come running the minute they heard the bathroom sink turn on.
Our one cat insists on drinking water from our bathroom sink. If she sees us going toward the bathroom, she runs in there and meows until we turn the water on.
We have one obsessed with drinking from the outside water fountain. She can barely reach it on tippy toes.
Every day, I put out a bowl of fresh water for the feral cats. They still insist on drinking out of the bird bath, and will stand on tiptoes to get to it.
Every day, I put out a bowl of fresh water for the feral cats. They still insist on drinking out of the bird bath, and will stand on tiptoes to get to it.
We have a water cooler. One of them primo gizmos that uses a 5 gallon bottle from the bottom One of our creatures has discovered it is fun to climb on top and step on the button and watch over the edge as water is pouring all over the place. We now unplug it anytime we are not going to be home.
We have a water cooler. One of them primo gizmos that uses a 5 gallon bottle from the bottom One of our creatures has discovered it is fun to climb on top and step on the button and watch over the edge as water is pouring all over the place. We now unplug it anytime we are not going to be home.
Mean ol' humans. Your poor cats can't have any fun.
I know having water all over the floor isn't very funny, but sorry... I had to laugh when I visualized that one.
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