It may be that the cat is suffering from wet infectious peritonitis and will keep drinking water. This is mainly because there is fluid leakage in the cat’s abdominal cavity, and the cat’s body is dehydrated, causing the cat to drink a lot of water. In this case, the cat should be taken to the pet hospital for examination in time, and then treated with special abdominal medicine. At the same time, it may be necessary to use puncture to drain a small amount of ascites.

When cats are under excessive mental stress, they will also drink water frequently to relieve it. For example, if a cat drinks a lot of water after being vaccinated or coming back from an outing, it is actually because the cat is nervous and sweats or does not drink water after going out, so it appears to replenish a lot of water. In addition, cats are stressed and anxious, and they may also drink a lot of water or play with water. This is because the cat is venting, and the cat should be comforted and interacted with more often.

It may be that the cat food is too dry and has a high salt content, causing the cat to become thirsty and drink a lot of water. If the cat is in good spirits and is still jumping around every day, it should not be caused by physical discomfort or climate problems.