Cat Water Fountain Stainless Steel: Cat Fountain for Drinking - 108oz/3.2L Pet Water Fountain for Cats Indoor - Quiet Water Fountain for Cats - Faucet Pet Fountain - for Small and Medium-Sized Pets

Works great! Purchased for my two 50 lb. dogs and I only have to add water every other day. The fountain includes extra filters thankfully and it seems to do a great job filtering the water. The noise level is perfect until it gets low...which is perfectly fine with me, because I then know it needs filled up. I love that it is stainless steel which gives it a quality appearance. It's fairly light without water but is substantial and won't move with water. Overall, very pleased with this product.

Really amazing fountain. Its a little big however, serves me well for three of my cats. if you have one cat, you might want to reconsider and buy something smaller.if you have a small dog, this is also really good.if you wanna get this for one cat, the water level will stay full for a long time. most of it is stainless steel, including the faucet. this makes it really easy to clean.The pump looks quality and the noise level is practically silent. I would highly recommend it.

The fountain is very quiet and works well. The flow is great and I loved how detailed the cleaning instructions are - kept the pump in great condition for a long time. Once the pump did go down, I emailed the manufacturer and they were extremely helpful. They solved my issue efficiently and were very pleasant to deal with. I received a new pump and some additional filters as a resolution of my problem. Would definitely recommend!

The media could not be loaded. Amazing quality for very little cost. I've tried a lot of failed water fountains. This one works. Cats are getting more water. They're happier. I don't have to change the water as much. And my one stinker cat fails every day to destroy it.6 month update: Still going strong. And it's really turned around the health of my cat with kidney disease. He's getting the water he needs now. I should note that you do need to clean it thoroughly at least once a month. I swap out the water every 4 days or so. Cleaning the filters as I do. But the tubing starts getting gunky after a few weeks. Once a month I really clean it out. I recommend getting a pipe cleaner set. The pump has a little gate that opens up, but that breaks down further. The gate is attached to a piece of plastic that you can work off to get further into the pump for cleaning. Really easy to do. The spout can easily be pulled out to be pipe-cleaned. And I remove the plastic tubing that bridges the gap between the spout and the pump and clean it once a month too. But despite how that sounds, it's super fast to clean. I'm still saving a bunch of time compared to when I was cleaning and filling their water bowls once or twice a day.I did have 1 issue with the thing early on. It was such an easy fix and the thing has been so loved by my cats and indestructible (they destroyed all the others within weeks of purchase), that I refuse to drop the rating below 5 stars. So the issue was that the lid didn't stay on. There are actually suction cups on the bottom of the pump that is supposed to keep the whole thing locked down but due to a small engineering mishap, it doesn't actually reach far enough for the suction cups to grip the bottom of the bowl. But I carved a bit of plastic off and it's been going strong for months. See my attached video.Save some money and buy a large pack of filters. I got this handy bundle of 12 filters and 12 pump housing sponges for $30 back when I bought this thing 7 months ago and I still haven't worked my way through all of them (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRRC5CYM).The pump on this thing works great. And I assume it will last much longer than this product will be available. I'm sure, by the time this pump fails, they'll no longer be making this model and I'll have to buy everything all over again. So, preventatively, I went ahead and bought a backup pump just in case. It only cost $17 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLVB2WS4).8 month update: Dropping the score from 5 stars to 4 stars. The motor has started seizing. And I've been doing a good job thoroughly cleaning it once a week. I got it going again by spinning the fins of the wheel till it started going. I'd really expect the motor to last at least a year without having issues. This, combined with the previously mentioned issue with the suction cups not reaching the bottom of the bowl without carving away some plastic, make it appropriate to drop the score a bit. I still feel that this is the best thing out there for this price.

Just needs to be cleaned every couple of weeks because the calcium from the water builds up. I use vinegar to loosen the scale. You have to take it apart to clean the insides because the scale builds up inside the little hole that the water runs through. I use vinegar and a tiny dental brush to clear it out. Easy, No problem. I like that my dog can get fresh water any time he wants. The filter keeps the water hair, dust and particle free. I bought new filters which are very inexpensive, and I change them about once a month. Your dog is worth it.

My cat took to it immediately which surprised me, usually she has to investigate for quite a while before she'll get close to new things. I'm very happy with the fact that she has fresh aerated water all the time. I use spring water. It is important to keep it refilled so it doesn't go so low that the motor isn't covered with water. I just pour fresh water onto the top and it goes right down into the container. I like the fact that you can easily see the level of water through the little window pain so you don't have to lift the top to check it . The fact that it's stainless steel is reassuring because you can clean it efficiently and be sure that it's not contaminating the water like Plastics might do. From previous experience with fountains I do know that it's very important to clean it regularly, they suggest two weeks but I'm doing it every 10 days. It's very quiet. I was worried that the plug might be an issue since it needs electricity to operate, but in fact it's not an issue at all, my cat hasn't chewed on it and it doesn't get wet so there's really no danger of the fact that it's electrical. I do keep a bowl of water on the side just in case the power goes out while I'm not home she has access to water. When the power comes back on it will start working again but you never know how long it might be out so that is a precaution I take. I'm very frugal and in my mind this is worth every penny. Aerated water is much fresher and appealing to cats and she does drink more than she used to. Evidence to this is the fact that her little turds are larger and I attribute this to a healthy water intake. Drinking more is better for her, especially considering cats have kidney issues, so fresh clean aerated water is something I can give her and feel good about. I highly recommend this product

Easy to use and assemble. Has good water flow and it’s not very noisy. It’s worth the money for sure. It comes with replacement filters so just know that you will have to purchase them in the future.