Marlie needs to drink more water (drinks, food, liquid, crystals)
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Feed a wet only diet and add water to the food. That is sufficient water. Cats on a wet (or raw) diet usually don't drink much, if at all. My cats never drink.
Yeah my cat very rarely drinks any water. In fact, I leave some water out in a bowl, and what I have it there for is to use it as a "something not right" indicator. If she starts drinking water I figure something's not right. Though, once or twice she drank a few laps because I think the food I gave her made her thirsty.
Feed a wet only diet and add water to the food. That is sufficient water. Cats on a wet (or raw) diet usually don't drink much, if at all. My cats never drink.
Thanks for the info...I'll skip the fountain then, and just keep his food moist. I think the problem occurred when he ate so many of his favorite dried treats...
He's an expert at acting his cutest when he wants some...hard to resist. Now I have cd dried food to use as treats...hope he goes for it.
If he'll eat it, you can try some raw meat instead of treats. Chicken livers are a favorite at our house. Some cats love chicken necks or gizzards too.
If he'll eat it, you can try some raw meat instead of treats. Chicken livers are a favorite at our house. Some cats love chicken necks or gizzards too.
Our cat loves water, but I notice that he really loves it when I add ice cubes lol. He licks them and "chases" them around the bowl while he's drinking. And when he hears the "clink" against the glass bowl when I add them, he comes running.
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