Understanding their hydration

Many cats don't drink enough water daily. This is no accident.

Cats naturally tend to drink in small sips throughout the day. However, many are wary of stagnant water left too long in a bowl, especially when it loses its freshness or accumulates dust and impurities over time.

This is often why some prefer to drink from the tap, approach a glass of water, or observe the moving water in an aquarium.
This behavior is instinctive: moving water, which is fresher and more oxygenated, is more attractive and reassuring to them.

Some cats may also be sensitive to the shape or depth of their bowl due to their vibrissae (highly sensitive whiskers), which can influence how they drink daily.

An invisible pillar of their health

Insufficient hydration can, however, have consequences for their health, particularly on the urinary system and kidneys. The problem is that these habits often go unnoticed before becoming a real concern, sometimes with serious consequences.

By observing these behaviors, Nemia has designed essentials adapted to their natural instinct, while elegantly integrating into your home.