Urinary system diseases may cause cats not to drink water, such as urinary stones, cystitis, etc. Because drinking water will cause urination, and urinary system diseases can cause cats to urinate painfully, such as difficulty urinating, incomplete urination, painful urination, blood in the urine, etc. Once drinking water is associated with painful urination, it may cause the cat to be unwilling to drink. water.

In addition to disease factors that will affect cats’ willingness to drink water, unclean water sources, inappropriate size and shape of water bowls, and too noisy water bowls will also cause cats to reduce drinking water. If a cat drinks too little water, it will cause urinary system problems in the long run, thus forming an endless cycle.

To improve the cat’s willingness to drink water, you need to use some methods, such as keeping the water clean and fresh every day, you can also add appropriate water to dry food, feed wet food, canned food with water and fresh meat. You can also add broth to the water, or boil the chicken directly in white water and then give the cat chicken soup. In addition, some cats are also very concerned about the temperature of the water. Try adding ice cubes to the water or using warm water. Try to place the water bowl in a relatively remote and quiet corner of the house so that the cat can concentrate on drinking water.