
She actually walked over to it!
My tortie ignores everything I put down. Day two she was sitting next to the Sip Meow bowl waiting for a refill.
Fountains change how water is served. This changes why your cat would want it.

Cats descend from desert hunters that got much of their water from their food. That's why so many modern cats have a famously low thirst drive, and why a fancier bowl alone often doesn't change much.

Most picky drinkers aren't being difficult. Plain water just doesn't smell like anything worth walking across the house for.
Sip Meow is a savory scoop that changes that. You're not forcing anything. You're giving their nose a reason to check it out.

No cords. No pumps. No filters to replace. No humming in the corner at 2am.
Fountains change how water is served. If your cat isn't into plain water, a fancier delivery system often doesn't change much. Sip Meow works with the bowls you already own.

A lot of cat products try to do twelve things at once. Sip Meow does one: flavor. That's it.

Scoop. Stir into a separate bowl. Set it next to their regular water. Done before your coffee's ready.
Their plain water bowl never goes anywhere. Sip Meow is a bonus bowl, not a replacement.

No ugly supplement tub hiding in the cabinet. This one lives out on the counter, and your friends will ask about it.
Fair warning: your cat might start sitting next to it.

My tortie ignores everything I put down. Day two she was sitting next to the Sip Meow bowl waiting for a refill.
Spent $60 on a fountain he side-eyed for a month. One scoop of this and he's finally interested in a bowl.

Our ginger is fussy about literally everything. He's into this, which is a first.
If your cat gives Sip Meow the full side-eye, reach out within 30 days and we'll sort you out.
No. Always keep a bowl of plain fresh water out, and keep feeding their normal diet.
Check with your vet before adding anything new to their routine.
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