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Iāve heard that cats prefer narrow drinking glasses than bowls because it allow their whiskers to touch the sides of the glass. This allows them to sense how fast they are descending toward the water. With bowls they tend to get more of their face in the water than they would prefer. (Of course, no one has actually interviewed a cat to see if this is true.)
I have 2 large stainless steel bowls the cats share with the dog. They drink with one paw touching the water so they know the level I guess. The SS was vet recommended to keep kitty acne from coming back and it sure worked. I also have a SS fountain just for the cats on the vanity in the bathroom. Thatās the one they prefer. They will drink out of my glass if Iām not looking though. I donāt really care but Iām not into cat food flavored water.
My boy never drank out of his bowl. He preferred the dogs large bowl or my tall cup on the nightstand. I would keep that for him day and night and refill it a few times a day. He would often jump on the bed to drink from āhisā cup because he didnāt mind sharing with me. Heās been gone for 7 months, I still keep a tall cup by the bed, but now itās just for me :(
If I could understand how a catās brain, which is smaller than a baseball, can change two humans, which have much larger brains, into servants, I might get a Nobel prize.
Hereās good jokeā¦enjoy :) A grandfather and 4 yr old granddaughter are enjoying a āteaā partyā¦grandfather is drinking the pretend tea (water) out of the tea cupsā¦having funā¦.grandmother walks in to see what theyāre up to and when the granddaughter leaves the room to get more āteaā she tells him, you do realize that the only water source she could reach is the toilet ā¦ā¦LOL
In the cold winters of central Montana when I was growing up and our only heat was a single wood stove on the first floor, we had to leave our water in the upstairs bathtub faucet dripping to keep the pipes from freezing. Our Siameses cat thought this was some kind of fountain and gave up using the toilet next to the bath tub. She didnāt like getting her feet wet on the floor of the tub, so she would stretch across the top corner of the tub to reach over and lick the drops as they formed at the end of the faucet. Quite a balancing act.
LuvThemPluggers about 10 years ago
Or just use the big, porcelain water bowl in a pinch!
Templo S.U.D. about 10 years ago
senior moment
Superfrog about 10 years ago
My memoryās only good for 2 panels.
Llewellenbruce about 10 years ago
I have to keep both seats for the toilet down to keepmy one cat from drinking out of it.
Any one else see the big orange Harvest Moon come up in the early night hours?
puddymom about 10 years ago
My kitties have a cat drinking fountain. They love it.
dadoctah about 10 years ago
Water glass by her bed? You mean the one she puts her teeth in?
Billyedwards about 10 years ago
She needs prevagen.
jtviper7 about 10 years ago
My cat fell in trying to drink out of the toiletā¦so I just flushedā¦
J Short about 10 years ago
Iāve heard that cats prefer narrow drinking glasses than bowls because it allow their whiskers to touch the sides of the glass. This allows them to sense how fast they are descending toward the water. With bowls they tend to get more of their face in the water than they would prefer. (Of course, no one has actually interviewed a cat to see if this is true.)
miscreant about 10 years ago
I have 2 large stainless steel bowls the cats share with the dog. They drink with one paw touching the water so they know the level I guess. The SS was vet recommended to keep kitty acne from coming back and it sure worked. I also have a SS fountain just for the cats on the vanity in the bathroom. Thatās the one they prefer. They will drink out of my glass if Iām not looking though. I donāt really care but Iām not into cat food flavored water.
MamaCass67 about 10 years ago
My boy never drank out of his bowl. He preferred the dogs large bowl or my tall cup on the nightstand. I would keep that for him day and night and refill it a few times a day. He would often jump on the bed to drink from āhisā cup because he didnāt mind sharing with me. Heās been gone for 7 months, I still keep a tall cup by the bed, but now itās just for me :(
linsonl about 10 years ago
If I could understand how a catās brain, which is smaller than a baseball, can change two humans, which have much larger brains, into servants, I might get a Nobel prize.
nanellen about 10 years ago
Thank you beviek,Donāt see much anywhere today with any memorial for Pearl Harbor.
Thehag about 10 years ago
Love her pink bunny slippers.
Number Three about 10 years ago
I thought Muffin would have done a furious meow at Opal.
xxx
PickleRick about 10 years ago
So he likes the taste of false teeth water?
Koolfunkygrrl about 10 years ago
Hereās good jokeā¦enjoy :) A grandfather and 4 yr old granddaughter are enjoying a āteaā partyā¦grandfather is drinking the pretend tea (water) out of the tea cupsā¦having funā¦.grandmother walks in to see what theyāre up to and when the granddaughter leaves the room to get more āteaā she tells him, you do realize that the only water source she could reach is the toilet ā¦ā¦LOL
holmswedeholm about 10 years ago
In the cold winters of central Montana when I was growing up and our only heat was a single wood stove on the first floor, we had to leave our water in the upstairs bathtub faucet dripping to keep the pipes from freezing. Our Siameses cat thought this was some kind of fountain and gave up using the toilet next to the bath tub. She didnāt like getting her feet wet on the floor of the tub, so she would stretch across the top corner of the tub to reach over and lick the drops as they formed at the end of the faucet. Quite a balancing act.
mpeet611 about 10 years ago
@Vegas ViperāMy cat fell in trying to drink out of the toiletā¦so I just flushedā¦ā
Thatās a mean thing to do to your cat but at the same time itās very funny.
jtviper7 about 10 years ago
He didnāt drownā¦ Just gave him a bathā¦