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NANAOF2BOYS 03-10-2011 08:53 PM

i sometimes wonder about my cats.... they have water in two places in the house but....when i run bath water i have 1 who just has to sit on the tub side and drink warm bath water (while watching me lying inside) the next cat had to get into the act as well but he just stretches up leans over and drinks the warm water the 3rd just watch this activity from a distance ..haven't figured this quirk out yet lol ...thenthey are happy and lay down waiting for me to get out guess they think i need company or something....ahhhh such is the life of a cat in a human household...............

sharoney 03-10-2011 08:54 PM


Originally Posted by NANAOF2BOYS
i sometimes wonder about my cats.... they have water in two places in the house but....when i run bath water i have 1 who just has to sit on the tub side and drink warm bath water (while watching me lying inside) the next cat had to get into the act as well but he just stretches up leans over and drinks the warm water the 3rd just watch this activity from a distance ..haven't figured this quirk out yet lol ...thenthey are happy and lay down waiting for me to get out guess they think i need company or something....ahhhh such is the life of a cat in a human household...............

Is your avatar a Ragdoll? He's gorgeous!

luckylindy333 03-10-2011 08:55 PM

The one in the picture is a cutie!

NANAOF2BOYS 03-10-2011 08:55 PM

yes i have 3 of them

magpie 03-10-2011 08:57 PM

I think it's a ragdoll trait. I had one that would get in the shower. So funny.

Quiltforme 03-10-2011 09:10 PM


Originally Posted by NANAOF2BOYS
yes i have 3 of them

Oh I so love the ragdoll I had a boy he did at 8 months of a genetic defect he was the love of my life.

jemma 03-10-2011 10:05 PM

no you have it all wrong they are trying to lower the water level so you dont drown --the third is trying tough love 'well if she is silly enough to keep getting into the water she will just have to learn the hard way--but ill stay close in case we have to save her'

mamaheath 03-10-2011 10:10 PM

LOL. My cat would probably due this if I took baths. She however feels the need to be in the bathroom at all times that I am in there. Then she wants to drink cold water out of the sink faucet. Life would be boring without my cats.

Ramona Byrd 03-11-2011 06:48 AM

I haven't been to the bathroom by myself for so long I'm afraid that should I actually get to lock the door, my two guards would be traumatized at me being by myself!! No telling what might happen to me without them!! Fredrica, the white little lady Persian, would sit there staring at the door, willing someone to come and open it for her. Koko, the half Siamese, would try to grasp the door handle, then stick a toe under the door and try to pull it open, then hurl his body against it to try to force it open. By then I'm usually so amused or irritated that I'll open it for them and march out, to their disgust. The fact I have a jar of treats for them in there might have something to do with it too.

ssgramma 03-11-2011 07:03 AM

Yeah - what is it like to be alone in the bathroom? Teddi drinks from my sink and Isla comes running if you are on the commode for her "slap butt" treatment of her big "hams" LOL We give her both hands slapping (gently of course!) alternately on the flanks.

redturtle 03-11-2011 07:19 AM

lol...i had a kitty that did the same thing...
even after he fell in he still would stand on the outside and reach a paw under the running water...

it stopped when i got them a drinking fountain...yep spoiled...couldnt have a regular plain old water bowl...had to have one with running water (altho it did clear up his frequent UTI's)

ShowMama 03-11-2011 08:26 AM

My two cats, Bitty and Willie, also go in the bathroom with me. Bitty likes to drink from the sink faucet and Willie off the shower floor. If Willie happens to get shut out, he rattles the door, cries, and/or shoves his toys underneath the door....anything for attention! Bitty will just sit patiently outside, but occasionally will stick a paw under the door and wiggle it around to remind me that she's waiting for me.

gmaybee 03-11-2011 02:28 PM

If I don't leave the door cracked a little so my two can go in and out while I'm in the bathroom they scratch at the door until it opens. Just no privacy when you have cats.

sewingsuz 03-11-2011 02:30 PM

A ragdoll gets in the shower with you? LOL

Originally Posted by magpie
I think it's a ragdoll trait. I had one that would get in the shower. So funny.


feline fanatic 04-16-2011 07:48 AM

My Maine Coon is a faucet drinker. My one ragdoll, Rhumba a bluepoint mitted, insists on having a dish of water next to the kitchen sink. My other raggie, Tango a seal bicolor, insists on one next to the bathroom sink. This is in addition to the regular water dishes on the floor. Neither of my raggies are faucet drinkers only the MC. The stupid MC plays with the water in the dish on the floor. He scoops his paw in and spills it all over the floor. He is a big goof. I am considering one of those drinkwell fountains.

BTW how did you do at the show back in February?


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