Hydration is essential for your cat’s health, but water bowls aren’t always enough (trust me—Mooli and Gajar often act like water is their enemy!). Cats naturally drink less water, so it’s important to incorporate moisture into their diet. Dehydration can lead to digestive problems, kidney strain, and low energy, making daily hydration a must for your kitty’s well-being.

Here are 4 easy ways to add hydration to your pet’s diet:

• Wet food : It not only quenches thirst but also provides essential nutrients in a form cats love. This is the best way to include water in their diet!

• Chicken broth : Add low-sodium chicken broth to dry food or home-cooked meals to enhance flavour and moisture.

• Hydrating treats : Fruits like watermelon (seedless) or cucumber can be occasional, refreshing snacks.

• Water fountains : A steady flow of fresh water encourages cats to drink.

Small changes can make a big difference in keeping your cat healthy and hydrated! I’ve found that Mooli and Gajar love wet food the most, followed by hydrating treats. On days when they refuse to drink water, a small bowl of chicken broth works wonders!