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nnaoj5 - 28 Feb 2005 17:05 GMT
Max has started (within the last week) to slosh all of the water out of the
drinking bowl, with his paw.  I have one of those bowls that takes a 2 liter
bottle.  He gets the water every where.  I changed to a smaller plastic Cool
whip bowl with towels under it.  End up with soppy towels.  Put the bowl on
a pie tin to collect the water.  Put very small amount of water in it & just
refill more often.  I am home all the time so I can do this.  I would put
the water dish in the bathroom sink for Max, but my other cat is heavy &
could not get to it.  Does any one have any suggestions?  I threatened him
with a gerble(sp?) type bottle.  Any help would be appreciated.

Jo Ann
Gabey8 - 28 Feb 2005 17:42 GMT
There are some bowls on the market built like these:

http://www.canvasbackpets.com/ShopSite/product1175.html
http://www.canvasbackpets.com/ShopSite/product540.html

whose drinking hole is narrower than the actual bowl. If they're
overturned, the water can't spill out. I suspect that it'd be a challenge
for him to splash much water out of a bowl like this.
nnaoj5 - 01 Mar 2005 00:55 GMT
Thanks so much for the idea!  I cut a hope into the lid of the container &
fill it to the top with water & he can manage it without getting it all over
the floor!

Jo Ann

> There are some bowls on the market built like these:
>
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> overturned, the water can't spill out. I suspect that it'd be a challenge
> for him to splash much water out of a bowl like this.
mlbriggs - 28 Feb 2005 17:50 GMT
> Max has started (within the last week) to slosh all of the water out of the
> drinking bowl, with his paw.  I have one of those bowls that takes a 2 liter
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>
> Jo Ann

At either Petsmart or Petco you can purchase a Petmate drinking fountain.
This solved a similar problem for me... MLB
Stormin Mormon - 01 Mar 2005 00:09 GMT
Teach him to drink out of the toilet. Can't tip that over.

"gerbil". My family used to have one. Got to see that word on the food boxes
for a couple years.

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Max has started (within the last week) to slosh all of the water out of the
drinking bowl, with his paw.  I have one of those bowls that takes a 2 liter
bottle.  He gets the water every where.  I changed to a smaller plastic Cool
whip bowl with towels under it.  End up with soppy towels.  Put the bowl on
a pie tin to collect the water.  Put very small amount of water in it & just
refill more often.  I am home all the time so I can do this.  I would put
the water dish in the bathroom sink for Max, but my other cat is heavy &
could not get to it.  Does any one have any suggestions?  I threatened him
with a gerble(sp?) type bottle.  Any help would be appreciated.

Jo Ann
nnaoj5 - 01 Mar 2005 00:51 GMT
Funny you should say that!  He can drink from the toilet!  He sticks his paw
in & licks it off!  I try to discourage this.

Jo Ann

> Teach him to drink out of the toilet. Can't tip that over.
>
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>
> Jo Ann

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