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Free Formula: How Much Water Does Your Cat Need to Reduce Kidney Disease Risk

As cat parents, we're willing to splurge on everything -- lickable treats, holistic-grade food -- but did you know that "plain water" is actually the best elixir of all? If your cat doesn't drink enough water, "kidney disease" can come knocking easily. Let's calculate how much water your cat at home needs to drink to stay safe from kidney disease.

Cats should get about 50-60 milliliters (ml) of water per kilogram of body weight per day, to reduce the risk of kidney disease and urinary stones. You can calculate the actual amount of water your cat needs to drink per day using:

Body Weight (kg) x 50 = Water Needed (ml/day)

For example:

3 kg body weight: needs to drink 150 ml

4 kg body weight: needs to drink 200 ml

5 kg body weight: needs to drink 250 ml

6 kg body weight: needs to drink 300 ml