But, as indoor house cats, they need to consume water to keep their body systems healthy.
In fact, according toCornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, dehydration can even mimic kidney disease in cats.
This stomach upset occurs because, by 12 weeks of age, most kittens can longer digest lactose.
You may have to try a few options!
Also, know that location is key.
The jot down of bowl usually isn’t as important as where you place the bowl.
It also helps to keep the water bowl in the same spot.
In addition, there are ways to incorporate water at mealtime.
Dr. Beth Turner atPreventive Vetsays to offer your cat wet food which contains some added water.
If your cat eats dry food exclusively, try adding a few drops to their kibble.
Even better, add a few drops of chicken stock to further entice them.
you’ve got the option to also spark your feline’s interest with a water fountain.
Finally, keep it cool.
