prof. dr. robert j. catman, esq., P.I. decides where prof. dr. robert j. catman, esq., P.I. goes. that's why he has all them letters before & after his name. now bring him a FRESH bowl of Acqua Panna.
So. Many. Cat. Subs.
There's r/catsinpants, for cats that climb into your underwear when you're on the toilet. r/catbongos is for cats who like spankies.
And r/Harpo is for all the people who asked me to create a sub for my cat so they could find him more easily, lol.
On a big Teams or Zoom meeting a couple of years ago and a speaker was working from his open concept kitchen/dining room when one of his cats jumped onto the counter behind him, tapped the faucet on and started drinking
a lot of us were "uh huh right go on" but were really just watching the cat
I'm supposed to get some new fountains for promotion soon. I'd be happy to give you the one I have so you don't have to spend money to find out he's just going to ignore it.
Fountains really are very good for them, especially male cats, who are more prone to blockages.
For while they WILL drink still water, their instincts tell them not to. Mine all started drinking more water once I got fountains.
Fountains are also lots of fun to play in! And yes, my cats, both males drink (drank in 1 case) a lot more water from fountains. We put a second one in the bathroom to keep our 20 lb cat out of the toilet.
We used to be, with a cat that left the seat soaking, but that was years ago and we'd gotten out of the habit. Reilly just started his toilet habit this winter, & the fountain worked. Unfortunately his liver tumors developed an abscess & he passed 7 weeks ago. The other cat misses him terribly.
I'm so sorry you lost your baby.
I got into that habit about 30 years ago, when I learned how far toilets fling their contents when flushed with the lid up. That it's less hassle with the cats is a bonus.
