A few weeks ago, I noticed Luna’s water bowl was always full. At first, I thought she was sneaking sips when I wasn’t looking. But her gums looked dry, and she seemed tired.
I started to worry. Cats can get sick quickly when they don’t drink enough. I knew I had to act fast to keep her healthy.
I learned that even small changes can help a cat stay hydrated. If you’re dealing with this, too, here’s everything that worked for Luna.
Why you Should Avoid Water Bowls?
I realized Luna was drinking from a water bowl that may contain bacteria that i can't see with my eyes even i was cleaning the bowl regularly.
Signs Your Cat May Be Dehydrated
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Dry or sticky gums
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Sunken eyes
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Less energy
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Skin that stays up when you gently pull it
How I saved Luna from Diseases that i was not able to see with my own eyes!!
i took Luna to the Veterinarian  to see what could be the issue and they told me that Luna was having some kidney issue due lack of enough water and they told me to throw away the Water bowl i was using and get a pet water fountain. The Veterinary advised me to look for a stainless steel pet water fountain as plastics could be even worse to my furry friend and to ensure the Fountain is in good quality.
i started to ask myself where am i going to get a good quality of a fountain as they are many stores online and i went ahead to ask a friend of mine and she find me a good Petcareland fountain and now Luna is Healthy and safe💦🐶
When to Call the Vet
If your cat still won’t drink or is losing weight, see your vet. They can check for infections, kidney problems, or other issues.
My vet ran blood tests and checked Luna’s teeth. Thankfully, she was okay and just needed help getting interested in water again.
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