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Ripple

Veteran
Location
Kent
I volunteered to take care of the cat at work. So I need to buy food for her and a bowl for water (she currently uses puddles which I think is absolutely unacceptable).
 
I volunteered to take care of the cat at work. So I need to buy food for her and a bowl for water (she currently uses puddles which I think is absolutely unacceptable).

I used to have a cat who liked to drink from the toilet... :tongue:

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You could compromise though, by using rain water, as some cats just don't like the taste of tap water.

What are you feeding her, btw? Just curious.
 

Speicher

Vice Admiral
Moderator
I think that pets should have a choice of water. If the cat prefers puddles that's fine. But I will try food and water bowls next to each other.

I keep a bowl by the back door that fills up with rain water. The cats like to drink that or from any puddles that are lying around. I agree that she needs reasonably clean water, rather than oily mucky water. What happens to her at the weekends?
 

Ripple

Veteran
Location
Kent
It won't be posh bottled water. Just clean water.

What are you feeding her, btw? Just curious.

I don't know yet. But definitely not the cheapest stuff from a shop. I personally treat her as if she's my pet.

What happens to her at the weekends?

The company is opened almost 7 days a week so there's always somebody to feed her. And I've been told that she can take care of herself - she once caught a rabbit. :laugh:
 
I don't know yet. But definitely not the cheapest stuff from a shop. I personally treat her as if she's my pet.

Cool :okay: My girls get Royal Canin Sensible 33 dry plus a mix of wet (Felix AGAIL, Sheba, Gourmet Gold) and raw.

And I've been told that she can take care of herself - she once caught a rabbit. :laugh:

Clever girl! :wub: Poppy is the rabbit specialist here chez Casa Reynard, but Lexi has brought me three mice today.
 
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