A White Cat Sits Very Still Beside a Tipped Water Bowl and a Puddle
Water covers the floor in shiny puddles, and a white cat sits right in the middle of them with her ears slightly back and her amber eyes turned to the side. One metal water bowl lies on its side while another sits beside her, and droplets are scattered across the boards. Her white paws are damp, and a long, soft shadow falls behind her in the warm light. In the background, a wicker basket, a doormat, and a pair of shoes by the door sit in a hallway that looks as though a small flood has swept through.
Fresh water is important for cats, and some cats enjoy playing with it, patting at the surface or tipping a bowl just to see what will happen. Cats can also be picky about where their water is placed, and some prefer wide, shallow bowls or a fountain. A heavy ceramic bowl or a bowl with a non-slip mat can help reduce spills. If your cat drinks much more than usual, tell your vet, since a change in thirst can be a sign of a health problem. Dry the floor quickly to prevent slipping.
She looks like she is working out how to say that it was an accident. The ears say sorry, and the paws say that she is already in too deep. A towel will fix the floor in a few minutes, and the white cat will go back to looking calm and dignified.






