Grayson and water

[price053]

I need as many ideas as I can get please.
Grayson my big boy is so bad about tipping all the water out of bowl and all over my floor. I went to one bowl for all three, yet it is going to get very very cold and I need to put them all in one room and they have to have water. He is just driving me batty over it. I put hand towels under the dishes but I really can't do it in the bed room. Kwik I need advice and I need input from all please. At the end of the water rope the naughty big boy

 

[stephanietx]

Get one of those things you put wet/dirty shoes on or put the bowl inside a cake tin. You can also get weighted bowls

 

[eevans3373]

One of my cats liked to dig in the water bowl so I replaced them with a fountain.

 

[price053]

One of my cats liked to dig in the water bowl so I replaced them with a fountain.

OMGOSH lol. I could not imagine . I had thought about it but Grayson would just tip it over. I have to come up with a fix by tomorrow. I wish a water fountain would work, I would be afraid Grayson would just want to play with it . Thank you for the idea

 

[Furballsmom]

Try a big dog bowl that's designed not to tip.

 

[Kris107]

Like someone mentioned above... you could get a boot tray. Or just put a bowl inside a baking dish or something with a good lip. I use some ceramic ramekins (like 6+ inches) for water and it makes them harder to tip. I don't like using towels as it holds moisture next to the floor.

 

[price053]

Like someone mentioned above... you could get a boot tray. Or just put a bowl inside a baking dish or something with a good lip. I use some ceramic ramekins (like 6+ inches) for water and it makes them harder to tip. I don't like using towels as it holds moisture next to the floor.

I don't either yet its the only way at this point I can keep my kitchen floor dry. I think I will you a dog dish and weight it down with clean rocks. That should help. Thanks

 

[IndyJones]

OMGOSH lol. I could not imagine . I had thought about it but Grayson would just tip it over. I have to come up with a fix by tomorrow. I wish a water fountain would work, I would be afraid Grayson would just want to play with it . Thank you for the idea

Ceramic fountains are quite heavy and hard to tip. Kabuto however found out he can flick the water across the rug with his tounge. I got a silicone dish drying tray and it catches the majority of the water.

I have this fountain
#6022 Raindrop™ Durable Ceramic Drinking Fountain by Pioneer Pet, Black 60 oz - Pioneer Pet

They also have a larger one called the big max but I have not used it.

 

[price053]

Ceramic fountains are quite heavy and hard to tip. Kabuto however found out he can flick the water across the rug with his tounge. I got a silicone dish drying tray and it catches the majority of the water.

I have this fountain
#6022 Raindrop™ Durable Ceramic Drinking Fountain by Pioneer Pet, Black 60 oz - Pioneer Pet

They also have a larger one called the big max but I have not used it.

Thanks my Grayson is something else when it comes to water. I will check it out

 

[FeebysOwner]

As mentioned above, buy a dog dish, here is one example - Pet Supplies : PetFusion Premium Brushed Anti-Tip Dog & Cat Bowls (Set of 2 Bowls). Food Grade Stainless Steel. Bonded Silicone Ring for Traction, 14 oz, Metallic : Amazon.com

It is pretty similar to the one I bought when Feeby was tipping over her 'regular' dishes.

 

[price053]

Ceramic fountains are quite heavy and hard to tip. Kabuto however found out he can flick the water across the rug with his tounge. I got a silicone dish drying tray and it catches the majority of the water.

I have this fountain
#6022 Raindrop™ Durable Ceramic Drinking Fountain by Pioneer Pet, Black 60 oz - Pioneer Pet

They also have a larger one called the big max but I have not used it.

I truly don't know what to do with him. The fountain will feel like a toy that he has to play with. He may not be able to knock it over but I would play heck keeping him from throwing water everywhere. Its frustrating. I have to leave water in the kitchen sink and bathroom sink