You see, the pond water isn't pristone like the cat water. After sticky
your paws in the pond water to eat snails and search around, then you go
to the cat bowls to dine and dip your food in the clean water and wash
your little feetsies so you're nice and clean to go home. Ignore the
gray cat sitting a foot away glaring at you (and the human watching you
both). Be sure to leave your little footsy prints all over and knock
over a few bird feeders before you leave! When you return the next day,
the empty mud and duckweed filled bowl is full with fresh water. A
miracle! And the 2 gallon pot pond with canna that you splashed all the
water out of the day before is also full again so you can repeat your
grand performance of splashy-ness!

On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 wrote:

interesting, they are washing their food in the cats dish rather than in the pond.
Ingrid

Robyn Rhudy wrote:
put dirt in the cat's water bowl (with duckweed topping),



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