His new thing is he's fascinated with the faucets. I mean seriously, he's a year old, you'd think he would have discovered them before now. But no. So on a daily basis I either have to leave my water dripping for a little bit (I'm paranoid he won't drink!) or shoo him away from the sink.
Here's my solution!
It's a water fountain. For the cats. Sounds brilliant, right?! Right.
I think I just encouraged his behavior more. Lovely.
How do you keep your cat out of the sink? Or, do you have to ask if you can use it like I do because thinks he owns the place?
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Raven the diva. He's like the honey badger, he don't give a damn. Hahaha ;)
ReplyDeleteWish I had some helpful tips for you but my cats are outdoor cats :/
I LOVE HIM. He can do no wrong. That's HIS sink, henceforth. ;)
ReplyDeleteSome cats love the sink, and I don't think it can be avoided. Like you said, he rules the house. For cats like that, those pet fountains encourage the animal to drink more water - which is obviously good for them. haha. Your cat is adorable by the way!
ReplyDeleteHowever, I had a cat (male) who never had a fascination with sinks until he developed a UTI. We didn't know he had one until it was too late. He died. I like to give people a forwarning that sometimes seemingly cute behavior in our pets is actually them trying to help themselves, if that makes sense. My cat randomly started sitting in the sink. I thought he had just discovered a new place to sleep. Cats always find the strangest places. Anyway, your cat may have always loved the sink; but after reading this, I couldn't help but share my story.
Love your blog, btw.