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by trunie08 on August 6th, 2009
oh yeah that sounds cool but what if the cat is just prancing around and BAM... it gets squirted then maybe it would be afraid of it. Unless of coarse it was somehow attached to the inside of his waterbowl. Hmmm we might get rich on this one.hahahaaaa
by trunie08 on August 6th, 2009
Wow.. what a thing to have. I wish I could help. Wouldnt be neat if we could train them to flip a switch or step on something to get the water to flow.
Where is Nutro Ultra made?
by Answerbag Staff on August 6th, 2010
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Is aloe plant harmful to cats?
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Can an individual feed lactose free milk to a kitten or an adult cat?
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Does a timer need to be reset each time you refill a Cat Mate C20?
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Found 1 adult and 1 senior cat food. I have senior cats but the adult has better ingredients. Which one should I use? Links in description
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You're reading I am in need of some type of outdoor watering device that connects to a hose outlet for my cat. My requirements are that it must not hold standing water (to keep away dirt, mosquitos) and dispenses water on demand. Maybe a hamster bottle like thing?
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I have a few cats, my 2 indoor cats love to play with the dripping bathtub faucet. One of which will stand in the tub, bat the faucect with his paw or rub it with his nose until it turn it on (a trickle) for him.
by Anonymous on August 6th, 2009
This is not my cat, but he responds to water in a very similar manner as this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iXHim3ToQ4
by Anonymous on August 6th, 2009