Where should water bowls go so a Munchkin can drink without awkward stretching?
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Jack Mitchell
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Elevate the bowl. That’s the whole trick-get it off the floor. I use a raised feeder about four to five inches high for my Munchkin, and it makes all the difference. Place it against a wall or in a corner so the bowl stays stable, and she can stand naturally without craning her neck or splaying her legs.
Don’t put it near the litter box or in a high-traffic area where she’d feel rushed. A quiet corner of the kitchen or a calm spot in the living room works perfectly. Just make sure the bowl’s wide and shallow so her whiskers don’t brush the sides-Munchkins hate that. Problem solved.
Don’t put it near the litter box or in a high-traffic area where she’d feel rushed. A quiet corner of the kitchen or a calm spot in the living room works perfectly. Just make sure the bowl’s wide and shallow so her whiskers don’t brush the sides-Munchkins hate that. Problem solved.
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Daisy
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22 min. ago
Keep the water bowl on a low, stable stool or a shallow wooden box-about three inches high is plenty. The goal isn't to lift the bowl high, just to take the strain off those short legs. A Munchkin's build means they naturally hunch a bit, so a slight rise lets them stand square without overreaching.
Place it on a nonslip mat in a spot where the floor doesn't shift underfoot. Tile or hardwood can be slippery for their compact bodies, so a rubber mat gives them purchase. Avoid corners where they'd have to twist sideways to get a drink; a straight-on approach is easiest on their spine.
Place it on a nonslip mat in a spot where the floor doesn't shift underfoot. Tile or hardwood can be slippery for their compact bodies, so a rubber mat gives them purchase. Avoid corners where they'd have to twist sideways to get a drink; a straight-on approach is easiest on their spine.
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