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Cat playing in large paper bag
Cat represented by model
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Now this one I can most certainly get behind. Most of the time when a cat toy or device is electronic I will snub my nose at it, calling it a cheap way to repurpose a hooman child’s toy that nobody wanted to buy. But when it comes to waterfountains I am all in. cats can be so tricky when it comes to their water drinking habits. Some will literally never drink unless it is from a fresh and moving source. So with a fountain you essentially sole two problems in one, how to get a picky cat to drink and how to hardly ever need to add more water instead of every day.
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Now this one I am conflicted by. On the one hand it is wonderful that this cat is able to enjoy such a seemingly simple product with such intensity. Giving their pawrent vindication for having to shell out the money. On the other hand this sounds like it is literally made out of a cardboard box and a clothes hanger. So the question is why would you not build it yourself at home? Much in the same way that some pawrents opt to tie feathers to shoelaces rather than buy the ready made toy version.
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