Most canned foods contain between 78 and 82% water, providing your cat with hydration without them even knowing it.
2. Add water to your cat’s kibble
This suggestion is pretty straightforward. If, for whatever reason, your feline seems to steer clear of wet food, try moistening their favorite dry kibble with some water.
3. Clean their bowls daily
Just like humans, cats want to drink clean water. And because they can sometimes be messy eaters, food can easily build up around their feeding station.
4. Refresh their water regularly
Cats are naturally active at night, so they don’t stop drinking water while you sleep.
5. Give your cat options
Every cat has their own preferences and tendencies, so it might be beneficial to learn what your cat likes best. One way to start is by trying out different bowls.
6. Re-evaluate the location of your cat’s water bowl
Every cat has their own preferences and tendencies, so it might be beneficial to learn what your cat likes best. One way to start is by trying out different bowls.
7. Keep the peace
Cats are also quite territorial, and if you have multiple, they may have trouble sharing.
8. Give them an ice cube
Some cats like to lick ice cubes, which is a perfect (and sneaky) way to encourage your cat to drink more water.