Cats are known for having a low thirst drive. This, coupled with
their being ultra sensitive sense of smell and taste can make them fussy
or picky about their water intake. As a result, many cats suffer from
long-term low-grade dehydration. And this can have serious effects down
the road.
Cats won’t drink if they have particular
issues about their water. The taste, odor, and even the water bowl can
have a big say in whether a cat will drink their water or not. The
presence of chemicals and/or chemicals in water can affect how a cat
perceives his drinking water. To lessen these issues, your best option
would be to give your cat water from the tap that has been filtered. You
can just attach a simple filter to your faucet to remove odors and
tastes that you cat may find undesirable.
Sudden changes in your pet’s water intake or drinking habits should be brought to the attention of your pet clinic New Orleans, LA.
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