Cats really like moving water and fresh water. Lots of cats prefer to drink from toilets, glasses etc. I would make sure you have a ceramic bowl for your kitty's water or even try one of those pet fountains. I would just block access to the fish tank as nothing else will stop her. Its probably not terrible for her, but not good either

In the case of eye contact, flush the eye with sterile saline or water for 20 minutes. Seek veterinary attention while you are performing the decontamination. Pet poison control centers staffed by veterinary toxicologists, such as the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center or Pet Poison Helpline , are an excellent resource if you are unsure about ...

Rocky15, my cat drinks more water then usual & he meows more often, I'm not sure if it has to due with the fact that I had to put Bella down 2 mo ago

“During the first 24 hours, your cat will be exploring her new environment, and sleeping a lot,” she says. “Most cats will play and explore and eat, then take long naps and start the whole process over again.” Hissing. If your new cat hisses in the first 24 hours with you, don’t take it personally.

Increase in drinking and urination can be signs of diabetes. However, they can be signs of other conditions as well. Kidney and liver disease can also cause this. Some kitties will start...

On a day to day basis, cats should be monitored for their overall attitude, water consumption, frequency and amount of urination, appetite and signs of hypoglycemia (low blood glucose). These are all clues as to how well a cat is responding to therapy. This information is very valuable in evaluating a cat's progress.

My 12 yo cat doesn’t eat enough. She drinks a lot and licks the gel or liquid from wet food and eats dry food. She also like cat broth but only eats the broth none of the meat. Is there anything I could do to help her get more nutrients ? I think she weighs only 6 lbs.

I see that Bubba is an older cat. Losing weight and drinking a lot of water can be indicative of a couple of common things in older cats, such as hyperthyroidism, diabetes, and kidney disease.

My cat tends to drink my dog's water or the toilet water before drinking his own water. Both bowls are floor level and he has no issue eating cat food out of his own bowl. Both water bowla arw stilo water and are refilled at the same time so rhe water isnt "older" or anything.

Increased water consumption, kidney damage or bladder irritation can all result in increased or inappropriate urination. Other medical conditions can cause pain while urinating or defecating or make it difficult for the cat to get in and out of the litter box. Treatment of these medical conditions may help resolve this problem.