Pioneer Pet Raindrop Stainless Steel Pet Water Fountain: Providing Fresh, Filtered Water for Your Furry Friend

Amazon Customer: Super buena calidad el material, tengo mas de un mes de haberlo comprado para mi gatita y se ve resistente , fácil de limpiar y higiénico por ser de acero inoxidable, a mi gatita persa tmb le encanto …

Mexico on Jan 27, 2022

Roberto : Materiale molto resistente e di buona qualità, silenziosa e oggetto di design. I miei gatti l’hanno amata da subito. Facile da montare e da pulire. Lavabile in lavastoviglie.

Italy on Feb 13, 2020

Brianna H: UPDATE: January 2020
1 year later, and the fountain still works great. Unfortunately, the cat we originally purchased the fountain for has passed away due to old age. However, outlr two new kittens (9 months old and had for 6 months at time of posting) LOVE the fountain. I don't think they even use the water bowl that is on the same floor of the house. They especially love to sit and watch the bubbles from the fountain!

One thing we have noticed, is that sometimes the fountain makes a bit of a vibrating or buzzing noise. It seems to be due slightly to the shape of the top piece sitting on the bowl and is usually easily fixable by adjusting how it sits. We think it also might be more noticeable as the fountain is now on laminate floor rather than carpet (had a plastic protector under it then). But it's not annoying enough that I wouldn't recommend strongly still.

I would strongly advise changing water once a day and doing a full clean (especially of the filter) once a week minimum. I use cotton swabs to get the gunk out of the filter's small crevices.

ORIGINAL REVIEW: Bought this for my 17 year old cat as he wasn't drinking enough water. He...

Canada on May 31, 2019

Syed Aleem Ahmed: but the only problem is that we need to purchase a transformer to bring the voltage down to 110V

India on Dec 26, 2018

Javier A. Herrera: aunque hay que tener cuidado con la disposición del cable eléctrico, tiene la gran ventaja de ser metálico y de tener una espacio donde repose el agua en caso de corte eléctrico, para que sirva al menos de bebedero clásico. los filtros son un poco particulares por otro lado, habrá que ver que continuidad tienen.

Spain on Jul 30, 2018

Vinny Palese: I've owned two for well over 6 years and am completely happy with them. So much so that I'm back to buy a 3rd unit and write this review.
I think this one of the best water fountains you can buy. Here's my Pros, Cons and Tips:
Pros:
- save for the pump and "spout gasket", it's 100% quality stainless steel and has yet to rust in even the slightest way
- they are easy to clean. Easy to do by hand and even easier to do in a dishwasher. I shortened the power cord to a length of ~5" which allows me to put every individual part of the unit into the dishwasher.
- if you have a dishwasher, you can buy two of these which allows you to continually cycle one of them (into the dishwasher) so they are always clean and pumping clean water. Shortening the power cord as stated above makes this cycling process way easier/possible.
- the overall unit is "right sized" so it easily fits into a standard home dishwashing machine
- the motor isn't overtly loud
Cons:
- the reservoir might be a little small if you have multiple and/or large pets. I have two cats and it's perfect for them. A larger version of this is available but I've never used one and...

United States on Jan 05, 2016

Diane Warstler: Prior to purchasing this product, I did a lot of research. I knew I wanted a fountain where the water moved, as I was trying to get my reluctant feline "Harry", to consume more water. I had been using a ceramic bowl that I was washing and refilling every day, as I'd read plenty of articles that talked about bacteria accumulating in water bowls, posing a potential threat to animals. I also knew that stainless steel was highly recommended and plastic was not, due to the fact that cats who drink or eat from plastic are prone to feline acne.

I decided on the Pioneer Pet Stainless Steel Fountain Raindrop for a number of reasons. "Harry" likes to drink from the faucet in the bathrooms but doesn't like to have the water running when he does. So, I began looking for a unit with a reservoir, & a spout off to the side. I was drawn to the teardrop design that has exactly that. If you have a kitty that likes running water, this design is perfect, b/c the water bubbles up and gently runs down a little slope, into the reservoir. Or, if your kitty is like "Harry", he can ignore the spout and concentrate on the bowl-area, where the water recycles back through...

United States on Aug 01, 2015