Do not give mineral water to cats frequently. Mineral water is water that gushes naturally from the ground or is extracted artificially. Because it comes from the ground, it usually contains minerals such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, and fluorine. These minerals Once excessive, it will easily cause physical burden on the fur baby and may lead to urinary stones.

Do not give mineral water to cats frequently. Mineral water is water that gushes naturally from the ground or is artificially extracted. Because it comes from the ground, it usually contains minerals such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, and fluorine. Although it tastes sweet, , but once these minerals are excessive, they can easily cause physical burden on the furry child. No veterinarians have yet conducted experiments on whether long-term drinking of mineral water can easily lead to an increased incidence of urinary stones.

After the purified water is thoroughly filtered, even the minerals and trace elements necessary for cats are filtered out. Moreover, many cats only drink a small amount because they don’t like purified water (it has no taste). This will also lead to insufficient water intake for the cat every day and cause urinary diseases.

Boiled water is water that humans usually drink. It is taken from filtered tap water and then boiled. Drinking boiled water can effectively avoid internal parasites in cats caused by raw water. It is also rich in some trace elements, not as much as in mineral water. It is economical and safe, but remember to let the boiled water cool or warm enough.

Most cats like flowing water. If you can afford it, you can buy an automatic water dispenser for pets. However, changing the filter element and cleaning the water dispenser is a project, and the cleaning staff needs to be more diligent. Otherwise, bacteria will easily breed and the gain will not be worth the loss.