water in cat's bowl turning pink - why?
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If your water is coming from city watermains, you should  have it tested; if it's coming from a well on your property, definitely have it tested. In the meantime, boil the water before using it.\nAs for the cat's water bowl, do not use plastic; a metal dish is quite inexpensive.
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My cat eats cat food.
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There are two things that could be happening.\n\nFirst, there's a strong concentration of ferrous material in your well water. This will leave an orange (rust-colored) deposit on the sink as the liquid evaporates. So it actually isn't the "water" making your sink change color. It's just a deposit of another material that's been dissolved or suspended in the liquid.\n\nSecond there's the fact that your sink may already be made of metal, and the constant exposure of the water and air to the bare metal surface (like if you chipped the porcelain) will actually rust the SINK material. In this case, it really is your sink changing color ... the water is just part of the chemical process of oxidation.
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This is what I'm pretty sure what happens: your digestive acids break up the pigments of color and turn it into a brown...waste. Yeah. Especially for plants. The chlorophyl just sorta...you know...disolves. As for why it turns into a brownish color, my only guess is that the digestive acides leave a sort of singe on it...oooor..................it could be that all the colors of the food blend together to form a brownish color (have you ever tried mixing all the colors of the rainbow together using food dye in water? Not pretty) But what do I know? Just ask a gastrologist...or whatever they're called....I guess I forgot...
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The chalky-white paste called urate (made of uric-acid crystals) is a byproduct of bird kidneys. What you actually see is the color of the whitish crystals. Swimming in urate is a chunk of stool (solid waste). This piece is usually hard and worm-like, and gets its color from the bird's diet. Hues range from greenish for birds who feed on plant seeds and green vegetables, to brownish for brown birdseed, and reddish for strawberries. For shrimp-eating seabirds, it's pink!\nTo top it all off, bird poop contains a tiny sprinkle of urine. Why so little? "Aside from the ostrich, birds don't have bladders and can't carry a lot of water around. They'd be too heavy to fly," explains ornithologist (bird expert) Jerome Jackson at Florida Gulf Coast University. (By the way, the ostrich can't fly.)\n\nThink bird poop is just waste? Think again. Veterinarians see it as an indicator of bird health. Abnormal colors like red urine and urate may be signs of internal bleeding. Brown urate may signal lead poisoning, and green or yellow urate may mean liver disease. Colorful indeed!
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Well according to the internet it is pink, though I find it odd I can only find that information on trivia sites and not on sites about hippos.  I'll do some more research and let you know.
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It could be that you are having a reaction to the cats hair but honestly, I think that it might fleas.  Sometimes animals can have fleas and you dont see them or they dont seem to be bothering the animal. I would go to a pet store and apply some frontline and see if that works.
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After the vomiting has slowed or stopped I like the pink stuff or Mineral water.
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somewhere in between...pink.
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Filtering and warming/humidifying the air the cat breathes.
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Electricity always works.\nIt is most likely a phase. It will probably be something else in a couple of weeks. Just as long as he's not peeing on the cat... they hate that.
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if it is a complete dominance situation, then it's what the dominant color is. if it's imcomplete dominance, then it's a mixture of W and w. for example red and white would make pink.
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In the alpine regions of Colorado it is not uncommon to find pink snow falling in the mountains. What a surprise to open your door, walk outside and find the ground covered in snow cone. Looks good enough to eat I suppose, though I don’t think I would be the brave soul to try it. \n\nThe pink hue is caused by an algae called “chlamydomonas nivalis”. Locals call it “Watermelon Snow” because it actually has a taste very similar to watermelon. The snow (and the algae) is safe to eat, atleast in reasonable quantities. Some algae can be slightly toxic, and eating too much may result in pink diarrhea. \n\nIt is pretty unbelievable that snow would fall from the sky colored pink, and even more unbelievable that it would be safe to eat and taste like watermelon. An excerpt from a recent Wowozanga article explains some of the scientific reasoning behind this. \n\nThere are actually more than 350 kinds of algae that survive in very cold temperatures. These algae can turn the snow black, brown or yellow (just don’t confuse this with the OTHER yellow snow), too. “Chlamydomonas nivalis” tends to flourish when the weather warms up a little after the darkest, coldest part of winter. It starts out green, then turns pink or reddish as the weather brightens. The cells have a gelatinous sheath that protect them from the strong ultraviolet radiation at high altitudes (at 12,000 feet / 3,7 kilometers on the above photo), and this sheath is what produces the pink color. \n\nAnother pink snow incident recently appeared when certain parts of Russia’s Maritime territory were coated with pink snow. This follows a yellow snowfall last month caused by pollution or possibly volcanic activity. Meteorologists suggest that the pink tint comes from Mongolian sand. To quote Mos News: “Before it arrived in Maritime, the cyclone passed Mongolia, where sand storms had been raging in the desert. The winds of the cyclone embraced dust particles that colored the fallouts,” the experts said.
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(a) There is nothing intrinsic in the colour pink that makes it any more 'masculine' or 'feminine' than any other colour.\n\n(b) Even if it were true that there was something intrinsically feminine about pink, what would be the problem of a boy liking a feminine colour?
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try switching your cats food from dry to moist. it will make a differnce. did you ever think that it was your breath and not your cats? quit licking/kissing your pussys lips so much.
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Sweet. \n\nCan you give me detailed instructions on the envoronment and conditions the cat was in? I've been looking for a cool way to kill my cat for years and this sounds like just the ticket.
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The liquid should be clear...litmus paper is white usually...turns pink to red when in an unbalanced PH soulution....Yukoneze