DRY FOOD:  I ALSO HAVE 2 PIGS.  aDDING THE bRAGG'S VINEGAR HELPS LOTS WITH THE 
UTI AND STONE BIT.  IN BETWEEN CLEQANINGS, I ADD MORE FILTERED WATER FROM THE 
FRIG AND LIKE I SAID, ICE CUBES ARE ENTERTAINING AND KEEP WATER COOL.

---- Lorrie <felineres...@frontier.com> wrote: 
> 
> I have three fountains and the cats do drink lots more water this
> way, however the fountains have to be maintainenced, often and it's
> kind of a nuisance to clean them and change the filters etc.
> 
> .
> Dry food really isn't good for cats and can cause cystitis or UTIs.
> It's very convenient for us, but not the best thing to feed cats. I
> don't leave food down (free feed) because I have one cat who has
> urinary problems. I give my 14 cats canned food in 14 bowls every day
> LOL, and I put water on their dry food when they get that. They don't
> seem to mind, and they drink up the water then eat their portion of
> dry food.  This way I am sure they get enough water. I have to watch
> them tho, as three of them are pigs and they try to steal each others
> food. I couldn't do this if I was still working, but I'm home all day
> now and I can portion out the food according to the weight of each
> cat.
> 
> Lorrie
> 
> On 01-11, Ardy Robertson wrote:
> > That's what I heard - that moist food is like 70% water. I worry about his
> > bladder/kidney because it is fish-based and that is all he will eat. (His
> > dry food is chicken now)
> > 
> > I thought maybe some extra water would help with any bladder issues later
> > on. He seems to smack his lips a bit now, like he is dry. He does like to
> > catch water from the faucets if I leave a really small stream so I think he
> > would enjoy a fountain maybe just for fun :)
> > 
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