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Furry Friends A Guide to Feline HydrationAs cat parents we want nothing but the best...
Furry Friends A Guide to Feline HydrationAs cat parents we want nothing but the best...
Furry Friends A Guide to
Feline HydrationAs cat parents
we want nothing but the best
for our feline friends When it
comes to keeping them hydrated
we often turn to fresh tap
water as the goto solution
However did you know that tap
water can sometimes have an
unexpected effect on your cats
sensitive nose In this blog
post well explore the
importance of letting tap
water sit before serving it to
your kittyThe Irritation
FactorFor many cats the
chlorine present in fresh tap
water can be a major culprit
when it comes to nasal
irritation You see those
delicate whiskers and
sensitive nostrils are highly
attuned to their surroundings
and even small amounts of
chlorine can cause them to go
haywire Imagine if you will
your poor kitty trying to take
a refreshing sip of water only
to have her nose go askew with
discomfortThe 24Hour
SolutionSo whats the solution
Simply put let that tap water
sit for at least 24 hours
before serving it to your
feline friend This allows any
freefloating chlorine
molecules to dissipate leaving
you with a glass of water
thats safe and comfortable for
your cat to drinkWhy Let Tap
Water SitYou might be
wondering why letting tap
water sit is necessary After
all isnt the chlorine in tap
water supposed to be good for
us and our pets Well yes and
no While small amounts of
chlorine are generally
harmless to humans cats are a
different story altogether You
see their sensitive noses are
much more attuned to these
chemicals than ours making
even slight exposure
uncomfortable or even
painfulConclusionAs cat
parents its essential to
prioritize our feline friends
comfort and wellbeing By
letting tap water sit for 24
hours before serving it to
your kitty youre taking a
simple yet effective step
towards ensuring their
hydration needs are met
without compromising their
sensitive noses So go ahead
give that tap water some time
to breathe and let your cat
enjoy the pure unadulterated
taste of fresh H2O just as
nature intendedShare Your
ThoughtsHave you ever noticed
any issues with your cats nose
after drinking tap water Have
you tried letting it sit
before serving it to them
Share your experiences and
tips in the comments below
