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The Drinkwell Ceramic Pagoda Fountain continuously circulates and filters your pet's water, keeping it cleaner and fresher than a normal water bowl. The Pagoda Fountain offers 70 ounces of fresh, filtered water, and the ceramic design is easy to clean and looks great in your home. The dual free-falling streams aerate the water for freshness and encourage pets to drink more water.
SKU | 2435403 |
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Primary Brand | PetSafe |
Days to Ship | Usually Leaves Warehouse in 2-3 Business Days |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Indoor Use Only
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Should I purchase a water fountain for my dog? She does drink on her own several times a day. But that sounds like a good idea. Does it really encourage them to drink more water? Is it easy to clean? I currently like to wash my dogs water bowl daily with warm water and soap. Would this be doable with a water fountain? thanks!
I bought a water fountain for my dog but she doesn’t seem to realize it’s ok to drink from it. She seems to me slight afraid of it. What can I do?
My dog drinks from her water bowl several times per day. (Usually after her meals and her walk.) is she getting enough water do you think? I don't know how to measure how much she's drinking because my family has three dogs at home. Would a pet water fountain help her drink more? Should I add 1/2 cup of water to her dry food at each meal, or is this overkill? Thanks!
Hi! I bought my cats a drinking fountain. It’s only been a few hours but they seem afraid of it. Any advice or do they just need to decide to give it a try? I left their old water bowl out and they’re still choosing it over the fountain. Thx!
My twenty-six pound mixed terrier doesn't drink much water. Is there anyway to encourage drinking besides treats? I sometimes add water to chicken broth to get her to drink fluids with a few pieces of chicken at the bottom. She prefers the water bowl in our three season enclosed porch better than the one under our kitchen table. But getting her to drink is difficult. I use her bottle when she hasn't drank anything else during the day. How much water does she need?
Thank you destini for all your helpful answers! This is so informative! Do dogs have a preference of still water or a water fountain? Just curious, Thanks!
My 4 month old puppy is being treated for Giardia. He is eating fine but stopped drinking from his water bowl. I used another bowl and he drank from it once or twice last night, but this AM he sniffs around the bowl, the bowl & water but won’t drink. I put some chicken broth in the water which worked at first but he’s back to nit drinking again. I have 2 bowls set out for him - one metal and one ceramic. How can I get him back to drinking? I’ve been using filtered water & tried bottled water.
My baby doesn't drink ANY water.Tried fountain,porcelain bowl,faucet,plastic bowl,cold water,warm water.NOTHING!I'm giving him wet food but am worried
I crate my puppy (6 mos old) during the day with a 20-30 minute potty break midday (until she’s old enough to be left out in the house). I want to leave a treat puzzle to keep her occupied but I don’t put water in her crate since she gets plenty the rest of the day and it takes up so much space and usually ends up spilled. Is it mean to give her a treat puzzle toy that typically makes her thirsty without immediate access to water?
WI'll our cat be ok if left alone for a week? He has a large water fountain and an automatic food dispenser. We just moved to a new city and are going home for the holidays, but don't know anyone who could come by and check on him. And most pet sitting services were booked because it's Christmas.
My toy Australian Shepard drinks up to 4 bowls of water a day (each about 1 and a half cups). Is this a normal amount of water for her to drink at her size or should I look into it?
Rosie is a 4 1/2 year old healthy cat who now won’t drink water. 3 weeks ago yearly vet visit she’s great! Now she’s lost ~ 1/2 pound. Acts fine, no evidence of disease or illness except minor dehydration. SubQ fluid, Covenia, DEXA given by vet yesterday as she’s had UTI in past. Have cat water fountain she loves - no interest now. Eats dry urinary + calm Royal Canin and 1 spoon pumpkin per day. Will not eat moist. Yesterday and today she licked liquid of small can of food. WORRIED!