Hygiene Control
Hygiene Control
Cat litter boxes that sift and seal on their own, plus the accessories that keep tracking and smell under control.
Pet Hydration Health
Shop filtered water fountains that keep water fresh and flowing, so your cat or dog drinks more every day.
Getting Your Pet To Drink More
Cats are famously bad drinkers, built to take most of their moisture from prey, which works poorly on a diet of dry kibble, and low intake over months is closely linked to urinary crystals, cystitis and kidney strain. Still water works against you too, because it goes flat, collects fur and warms up within the hour, whereas a fountain circulates and aerates continuously and filters out hair, sediment and the chlorine taste fussier cats reject. Many owners see their cat drinking far more inside the first week purely because the water moves. Dogs benefit for a different reason: through an Indian summer a large capacity fountain means clean, cool water is available all day without you refilling a bowl four times over, and if your pet is prone to chin acne, a stainless steel bowl is worth the small extra spend, since the surface holds far less bacteria than plastic does.
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FAQ's
Refresh the water every two to three days and wash the bowl and pump weekly. Filters last roughly two to four weeks, less if you have several pets or a heavy shedder.
It shouldn't be. Nearly every noise complaint traces back to a low water level, which makes the pump pull air. Keep the reservoir above the minimum line and it settles to a hum you'll stop registering after a day.
Yes, as long as the capacity suits both. A cat and a small dog manage fine on a standard unit. For a medium or large dog, size up or run a second fountain so the cat isn't crowded away from it.
Steel sanitises more easily, resists the fine scratches where bacteria collect, and is the better choice if your cat has had chin acne. Plastic is lighter and easier on the budget. Either performs well when cleaned on schedule.
Circulation stops without power, but the reservoir keeps holding water your pet can drink normally until supply returns. If outages are frequent where you live, choose a USB model you can run off a power bank.