128 oz Pet Water Dispenser by PetSafe - Drinkwell Stainless 360 Multi-Pet Fountain for Cats and Dogs

Esmeralda Melendez: The media could not be loaded.  Pensé que era más pequeña y resultó bastante grande, el precio me pareció muy bien para el tamaño, estoy muy feliz porque ha incentivado a mis gatos a tomar más agua lo cual mejora su salud y además se entretienen mirando el agua caer o tratando de agarrarla.

Mexico on May 12, 2023

Cliente de Amazon: Esta fuente tiene una gran capacidad (cerca de 4 litros), suficiente para proveer de agua a mis 9 gatos; todos ellos han incrementado su consumo de agua, lo cual es muy importante para mantener su buena salud. La fuente es silenciosa y solo hay que tener cuidado de mantener un nivel adecuado de agua (arriba de la última fila de orificios) para evitar daños en la bomba. Tiene un filtro para partículas pequeñas (tierra, piedrecillas), pero no es de carbón activado, aunque esto se resuelve fácilmente usando agua purificada de garrafón. No salpica hacia afuera, ni se resbala hacia ningún lado. Es un poco difícil de desarmar, así que es mejor darle al menos una buena enjuagada una vez por semana, ya que al ser de acero inoxidable se garantiza que no habrá absorción de olores ni sabores. Recomendable desarmarla y lavarla bien mensualmente, con jabón para trastes.

Mexico on May 06, 2021

Monique Goudriaan: I have used water fountains for years but this one clogs up very easily (1 week) despite using it according to the instructions. Not very satisfied therefore with the fountain.

Singapore on Aug 14, 2020

C.Lee Wood: I've had the Drinkwell 360 for almost 2 months. It is simple, easy to use and easy to clean. I clean it once a week, including the motor, which takes about 1/2 an hour. It took my cat about 10 days to start using it, but now she's hooked. It is super quiet, all you hear is the trickle of water. I plan on ordering an additional motor and foam filters just to have on hand. I'm not sure about the charcoal filter, my house water is already filtered.

Canada on Sep 23, 2017

Bob 2012: Animals need water, and keeping them hydrated with fresh water is definitely better than leaving a dish of old stagnant water in the corner. I have male cats, and lack of hydration can lead to crystals in their urethra's - a potential kitty killer. While only my opinion - I would rather let my animals drink filtered water rather than stagnant water. Would you want to lap up a dead ant, or have to push through pollen that's accumulated on the surface of your watering bowel? My cat's may not be connoisseurs, but I'm sure they know the difference between dirty and clean. I love my cats and I've learned that a hydrated cat is a healthy one. For felines, it's a know fact that cats are opportunistic when it comes to enjoying liquid refreshment. Veterinarians recommend leaving a watering bowl in various locations since "Smuffy" will most likely drink from it if he passes by it. That said, here's my review.

Pros:
1. Stainless. Stainless is easy to clean, and bacteria doesn't like it. I clean my Drinkwell manually, but it is dishwasher safe.
2. Easy to clean. Disassembly is quick and easy, and there are few nooks or crannies to work with - an issue I've had...

United States on Sep 03, 2016

sHockzsHockz: First, I bought this product for our 2 small dogs, NOT for cats. We have a 8lb chihuahua, and a 12 lb Brussels Griffon. I mainly got this for the Brussels. Reason being, is that the particular breed it a freaking disastrous mess when it comes to getting a sip of water. Let me tell you, if you think your dog is messy at drinking water, it's probably not, and you might be surprised at how much worse it can get. Let me elaborate a little....

When my Brussels decides it's time to ruin the house, she goes over to the water bowl. The particular breed has no elongated snout, they are smush faced like a pug....but even a pug has a longer snout than her. Her face is literally as flat as a board. Because of this, when she eats/drinks food, she is forced to put her WHOLE entire face/head into the waterer/feeder. Well ok, this wouldn't be such a big deal....but Brussels Griffons have a long beard and mustache (might as well be the lumberjack hipster of dogs). Because of the long hair all over their face, combined with basically having to dip their head into the food/water bowls...you end up with this disaster of a dog face and floor. So if we focus just on her...

United States on Jul 22, 2016

Prairiemym: Edit to add...June 2023 Still works perfect. Our old cat died (age 18) but the fountain is still working and used daily by the other two cats and the dog (I can't believe we thought we'd be able to stop her from drinking from the cats fountain)

Edit to add... July 2020 Still going strong. We've since added a dog (double ugh) but she's not allowed to drink from the cats fountain.

Edit to add....August 2017 and still going strong. This might be the best purchase I've ever made. We've since added a third cat (ugh!) and she also loves the fountain.

Edit to add... July 2016. we've now had this fountain for 3 years and it's still much loved and going strong. Great purchase!

We bought this to please our older cat who only liked drinking from the bathroom sink tap, and he'd want you to turn the tap on and leave the room before he'd drink. So after moving to a new house with wall mounted sink and watching him struggle to perch on the edge we thought we better find a better way. We researched a few fountains and decided on this one. We have had it for a month now and are very pleased with it. It does require topping up everyday and I...

Canada on Aug 20, 2013