Re: [pyrnet] health/drinking question

[cody <cody@apk.net>]

Cody has been like that since he was a baby. We only have to put up with 
it in the winter as we have and outside licker for all of them. Did you 
ever look at the water after one drink. I sure would not come back for 
seconds if given the choice. Our female will drink from the same bowel 
only if it is not at the bottom and there is only slim left. My wife and 
I just keep it fresh for them all the time and he is a happy camper. 
Most interesting about following the water never heard that one.
So what you are saying is to keep the water fresh at all times and maybe 
they won't drink so much at one time.I never gave it much thought but I 
think you may right.

DanR.
Cody&Kira&Sassy

margaretGreiner wrote:

> I don't know if this makes any sense but my male pyr will not drink from a
> water bowl that he has already drank from or that my female may have drank
> from.He actually insists drinking fresh running water from the bathroom
> sink.I was told by a breeder that she has some prys that will do this also
> ..(She called it fowling the water) So they would rather wait till the
> opportunity comes along for the fresh water and then drink more than they
> really want because its fresh and end up regurgiting some of it Hope this
> may help



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>>     I would get her to the vet....just in case.
>> 
>> Chrissy
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>>> My pyr has a water bowl outside and another one inside.
>>> She has recently stopped drinking water from the outside bowl and
>> 
> started
> 
>> drinking a huge amount of water when she comes inside, then regurgitates
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> her
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>> food from the morning.
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>>> Any ideas what's going on? If we watch her and don't let her drink too
>> 
>> much at once, then she doesn't have any problem.
>> 
>>> Any ideas/help are appreciated.
>>> thanks, brentfd
>> 
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