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when i have the water out when my cat is thirsty she tips the water over and spills all the water then i put the water up then later she meows for water again and when i give her water again she tips it over
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She’s playing!
Buy a water dish that can’t be tipped!
Meow!
Kat
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nice answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What are some brands of water dishes that can't be tipped? My cat plays with her water dish also!
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yes exactly that is an instinct for a cat to be playing.
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Try a kitty water fountain. It gives the cat access to flowing filtered water and would be very difficult to tip over. You only need to clean it about once a week and most cats love them. My cats like the Petmate Fresh Flow the best. If your cat enjoys drinking running water, you might try the Drinkwell Pet Fountain.
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yeah I would say I kitty water fountain too maybe that would work.
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I agree that you need to find a water dish that can’t be tipped.
In my home, two of our water “dishes” are actually glasses (made of glass) with very heavy bottoms. Plus, the sides of the glass go straight up, rather than curving in any way. So although the cats might be able to shove the glass a little bit, it can’t be tipped.
If you don’t want a glass, go to a pet store and try to find something quite heavy, and quite flat. That would be another case where the dish might be shoved a bit, but couldn’t be tipped.
In the meantime, you might try setting the water dish on some sort of small tray, so that even if it gets spilled, the water will be contained in the tray, so the cat can still drink any time it needs to.
The one thing you can’t do is remove the water altogether. It needs to be out, all day, for the cats to access any time they need it.
Of course, then there’s the fact that a few cats just love playing with water, and are going to find a way to splash it no matter what you do. The little scamps!
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the "dishes" are glasses? you might want to be careful so it doesn't get broken.
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i agree with Kat.
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You're not allowed to post two answers on cats.com.
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yeah I agree with cat too.
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What are you using for the water? If it’s becoming a real hassle, I think maybe a new water dish is what you’ll need to fix this. Best of luck, Tasia.
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I agree with you too that you might want to fix it and fix it quickly.
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i agree with Kat.
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I agree with Kat also. All of these other answers don't seem very good. I gave you a plus.
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yeah so do I!
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hi its me thank you for all those awsers
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There are types of water bowls and dishes you can get that have a rubber rimmed bottom so they can’t tip.
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try out a water dish
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yeah I am going to agree with you because that is what I use for my cat so the bowl won't tip over.
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