How do I keep my dog from being dehydrated?
Provide Fresh Water: Always have a bowl of clean, fresh water available for your dog. Change it regu Read More
How do I keep my dog hydrated if he won't drink water?
Raleigh Bogan
2025-08-09 02:53:21
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You should never force your dog to drink water. But some things that might encourage your pooch to drink a good amount include: keeping their water fresh, and their bowl clean, leaving water in different locations, using different bowls, using a non-slip mat or surface for their bowl, making sure their bowl is the right size and height, using a slightly elevated water stand for older or arthritic dogs, leaving them to it or staying nearby: whichever makes them feel relaxed. If your dog still won’t drink their water, or you don’t think they’re drinking enough, speak to your vet. They’ll be able to offer more advice. Set up multiple bowls of water around the house, so that your dog can still access the wet stuff after a mischievous moment. Your dog should always have fresh and clean water available to them.
George Wuckert
2025-08-08 22:01:30
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If your dog won’t drink water, try identifying the cause and implementing strategies to encourage them to drink. This can include changing their water source, adding flavor, and offering ice cubes. Some dogs may prefer drinking from a specific bowl or a running water source. Adding flavor to their water, such as a small amount of chicken broth or apple juice, may also encourage them to drink. Offering ice cubes, which many dogs enjoy chewing on, can help to encourage them to drink more water. You can also try changing their water source, as some dogs may not like the taste or smell of their current water. Some strategies you can try include changing their water source, adding flavor to their water, and offering ice cubes. Dogs should generally drink about 1 ounce of water per pound of body weight per day.
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