Spyke
lemmy.ca

cats don't like when their whiskers touch things. it triggers their senses of 'tight space, might not fit'

try using a plate instead of a bowl and they will be less likely to meow/pester you when they get to the 'bottom'

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Trex202reply
lemmy.world

Whisker fatigue - brushing the side of the bowl hurts their whiskers over time

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My cat’s whiskers were breaking short and when I noticed I switched to a shallow bowl designed for cats. It immediately helped. Cats Ike plates and shallow bowls over tight spaces.

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I think this is closer to the truth, because she'll still happily get herself stuck in a cardboard tube.

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lemmy.world

I don't actually have a cat (two dogs, though), I'm a fraud! But this is great advice!

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Hmm, I do like knocking things over and am indifferent to most people. HOLY SHIT, I'M A CAT!

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we wash our orange's bowl when he's filled it with crumbs. takes about a week. he doesn't like crumbs, the spoiled SOB

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Shaking the bowl sometimes helps them reach those, otherwise it's standard behavior in cats to leave some leftover from their food.

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