
Hydration and kidney care
Fresh water matters.
So does the right care.
Maintaining hydration is an important part of caring for cats with kidney disease. Provide fresh water in accessible places; some cats prefer a flowing fountain, while others prefer a bowl.
Pawbrook provides a drinking spot. It does not diagnose, prevent or treat kidney disease, and it does not replace a veterinary care plan. If your cat starts drinking or urinating more than usual, speak with your vet.
Learn more about hydration and kidney disease
Cornell Feline Health Center explains that hydration is part of kidney-disease management and that water-source preferences vary between cats. This is general veterinary information, not an endorsement of Pawbrook.
Read Cornell’s guidance