Thursday, October 23, 2008

Gimme Some Water




We agree with Ginger......water bowls are for amateurs!


12 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yep, we have some here that love the tap water too! I think they are just spoiled from our electric cat fountain though and when they can't get to it, they think they need the faucets turned on!

Anonymous said...

I will drink water from most anywhere, but my brother prefers water out of the big tub of water that our Meowm gets in each evening.

Orion

Anonymous said...

Water from the faucet tastes extra-delicious!

Anonymous said...

Hi cats!
I love drinking that way too! Thank you very much for the award - it's much appreciated! My climbing scares my mom too. The other day a branch broke and I almost fell off. You should have seen the expression on her face, hahahahahaha!
Purrs, Siena

Anonymous said...

Oh, I agree. Anyone can drink from a bowl, but it takes skill to drink from a faucet. I often do that, but always from the bathroom faucet, never the kitchen.

Max S

Anonymous said...

You know how to have drinking water.

Thanks for visiting and wishing us a "Happy 1st Blogoversary"
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(((HUGS)))Chancy, Jake, Babe and Ernie's Voice

Anonymous said...

Yoo has yer bean trained well! Yay for yoo guys.

Anonymous said...

Awesome, Ginger is so happy to see other smart cats out there getting the best water in the house!

Anonymous said...

You are very skilled at getting water from the faucet.

Anonymous said...

There is something about tap water! Yummy!

Anonymous said...

The only one here who drinks from faucets is Ollie. She likes to drink, and bathe, at the bathroom faucet while her Daddy is showering.

I notice some tail sniffing going on. Was there whapping later?

Anonymous said...

You are right, bowls are for amateurs. Cats like you are better than that! Fawcet drinking is way more exciting and probably forbidden, which makes it great fun!

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