Hello everyone! I (Lexy) usually bring you the
latest news on pet products through my reviews, but today Mother asked to take
over the blog. She really loves this
product and wanted to share her thoughts on it.
Okay, Mother, go ahead…
I’ve discussed many times in the blog that Lola is
not a big eater. When she first came to
live with me I noticed that if I took some dry food out of her bowl, put it on
the floor and sat next to her, she’d eat.
Since she was so thin at that time I was just happy she ate. Through the years I would do the same thing
to get her to eat more, and I had no idea that Whisker Fatigue existed or that
she could possibly be uncomfortable when she was eating. Once I heard about it I tried different bowls
that claimed to relieve whisker fatigue - low rimmed, shallow, oval… you name
it, I tried it. The result was that Lola
didn’t spend any more time in front of the bowl eating. I had heard great things about Dr. Catsby’sBowl For Whisker Relief and was very happy when I was contacted to do a
review.
What is Whisker Fatigue?
While many cat lovers are enamored by the cuteness
of whiskers, they serve more functions than making our furry kids look
cute. Whiskers provide cats with
important information about their environment.
There is a receptor on the end of each whisker that send sensory signals
to the brain and central nervous system. Whisker fatigue occurs when whiskers (and
those tiny receptors on the ends) touch the sides of the bowl. This can be very
uncomfortable and even painful.
What are the signs of Whisker Fatigue?
