
She actually walked over to it!
My tortie ignores everything I put down. Day two she was sitting next to the Sip Meow bowl waiting for a refill.

A savory scoop for cats who snub their water bowl. Stir it into a separate bowl, set it next to plain water, and watch them wander over.
Launch deal: Buy 2, get 1 free



One scoop from the jar. Honestly the hardest part.

Stir into a separate bowl of fresh water until it dissolves.

Set it beside their plain water and let curiosity do the rest.
Always keep a bowl of plain water out too. Exact scoop size and freshness directions are on the jar.
| Sip Meow | Water fountain | Tuna-juice hacks | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adds a savory smell cats notice | |||
| No cords, pumps or filters | |||
| Made for cats (no onion or garlic seasoning) | Depends | ||
| Ready in seconds | Setup + cleaning | Messy | |
| Shelf-stable, counter-cute jar |

My tortie ignores everything I put down. Day two she was sitting next to the Sip Meow bowl waiting for a refill.
Spent $60 on a fountain he side-eyed for a month. One scoop of this and he's finally interested in a bowl.

Every friend who comes over asks about the jar. Leo also asks about it. Loudly. At 6am.
Pepper and Salt both go for it, so now I make two bowls. Takes ten seconds.

Our ginger is fussy about literally everything. He's into this, which is a first.
Scoop, stir, done. The bundle deal made it a no-brainer.
A savory poultry-flavored powder you stir into a separate bowl of water to make it more interesting to your cat.
No. Always keep a bowl of plain fresh water out, and keep feeding their normal diet. Sip Meow is an extra bowl, not a replacement.
Follow the scoop, water and freshness directions on the jar.
It depends on how many cats you have and how often you serve it. Directions on the jar will help you plan.
Check with your vet before adding anything new to their routine.
Buy 2 jars and get a third free, or buy 3 and get 2 free. The free jars are applied automatically at checkout.