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VetWater pH Balanced Cat Water, 135.2 oz., Case of 4
Description
Please note that the product information displayed is provided by manufacturers, suppliers and other third parties and is not independently verified by Petco.
This is NOT standard "human" spring water. CATWATER is the ONLY mineral-free & pH optimized water for cats. The #1 reason for vet visits for cats is feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD), so CATWATER was created to promote urinary health in cats and prevent issues before they start. CATWATER is mineral-, chlorine- & toxin-free.
- - Prevent Urinary Issues, Before They Start
- - The ONLY Mineral-Free & pH Optimized Water for Cats
- - On average, cats drink 48% more CATWATER vs. tap water
- - 9 out of 10 cats prefer CATWATER vs. tap water
- - CATWATER is 100% free of all minerals known to cause urinary infections & bladder stones and has a perfectly balanced pH to meet the specific needs of cats
- - CLINICALLY PROVEN* to Reduce Minerals in the Urinary Tract up to 50%
Specifications
| SKU | 3194728 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | VetWater |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 4 X 135.2 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | Yes |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 4 X 6.29 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 4 X 11.61 IN |
| Width | 4 X 5.11 IN |
Ingredients
Distilled Spring Water, Ozone, Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH).
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KNUCKLO
4 years ago
YES MY MR KNUCKLEHEAD LOVE THIS WATER. HE CAN'T SEEM TO DRINK ENOUGH OF IT
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Floating particles in unopened bottles!
Novabutters
2 years ago
Please check bottled closely. I found a bunch of weird particles floating in my ...
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Cat Momster
No, I do not recommend this product.
Cat Water
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Jaksg
Yes, I recommend this product.
Quality product
92007
Yes, I recommend this product.
Loves it
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Yes, I recommend this product.
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Yes, I recommend this product.
VetWater pH Balanced Cat Water
Erin Koe
Yes, I recommend this product.
Helps with crystals
Betha77
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
Hello, my cat has a high PH level. Will giving him this water help level it out again
- CATWATER helps promote an ideal urinary pH. CATWATER is a perfectly balanced water for your cats because it is between the pH of 6.2 and 6.4 which helps to promote a normal rate of acidity in their urine and maintain a healthy urinary tract. It is ozonated and has a mild level of acidity which encourages your cat to drink more, since cats are taste sensitive when it comes to water. By giving your cat CATWATER it will help increase their water consumption.
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Can a cat that does not have urinary issues or crystals drink this water?
- CATWATER is suitable for all cats, even those with no history of urinary troubles, as a preventative measure. However, if you have questions about your cat’s specific health situation, you should always consult with your veterinarian before introducing anything new into their diet.
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Can cat water cause diarrhea?
- No it doesn't..but it maintains a cats urinary tract healthy
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If I used this water in a cat fountain that has a filter in it will it affect the ph?
- That is a good question, my opinion is no. I think filtered water is recommended not tap water.
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Can dogs drink this?
- No. . The alkaline level in this water is 6 to 6.5..because it more neutral and preventing cats from getting kidney stone..dogs levels should be over 7.5. Their digestive system are different .. when giving your pets tap water which is full of contaminate..will eventually give them some medical issues..
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How often does the water need to be changed?
- Hello - If your cat prefers or is use to fresh water daily, then, yes, continue to change the water daily. Another recommendation is to make CATWATER ice cubes and use one cube to refresh the water once or twice a day. Thank you!
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Hi, I am wondering if I have a dog in my house. Is that ok for dog if he drinks cat water? Thank you.
- Yes. The Cat Water has less chemicals, and was designed to encourage a cat to drink more water. Most cats have a low thirst drive, and obtain most of their water needs from their food. Even if you feed them "wet" cat food, they still need fresh water for their urinary tract. My cat drinks more water now since I've switched from tap water to Cat Water. I see no hard if your dog drinks it. Your cat; however, might not like your dog drinking out of their water bowl.
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As this water is processed through the digestion system isn't it altered by stomach and bile acids, I'm wondering if the end result is going to be "more" acid and cause oxalate stones?
- Hello, We conducted extensive testing of CATWATER with cats and found that, after drinking CATWATER over several weeks, we tested urine pH and found it to be at the targeted levels that CATWATER sets out to meet. For information regarding your cat’s specific situation, we recommend you consult with your vet. Thank you!
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Cat Water: are the containers BPA Free? is the water sourced from Canadian spring water? where is the water processed and bottled? what is the name of the manufacturer? is this water with this PH approved by veterinary specialist?
- Hello, The bottles used for CATWATER are eco-friendly. The infinitely recycled bottle, as well as handle, and cap are made of PET 1 plastic. PET 1 plastic is not manufactured from, nor contain BPA. The water used in CATWATER is drawn from the Appalachian mountain chain located in Quebec. CATWATER is manufactured in Canada. Ideally, cat urine must have a pH level ranging between 6.2 and 6.4. CATWATER was especially created to offer the perfect pH environment to fulfill specific cat needs by offering a lightly acidic water with a pH between 6.2 and 6.4. CATWATER was clinically proven in a 2019 University of Montreal - School of Veterinary Medicine study to reduce minerals in the urinary tract by up to 50%. Thank you!
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I am pleased to read that this water can be used in either a bowl or a cat drinking fountain. If in the cat fountain, do I use the filter as I would if it were tap water? Thanks in advance for an answer!
- Hello, No, using a water fountain will not alter the water’s pH. However, the use of activated charcoal filters or dental tabs can cause a small variation in the pH level, but it is insignificant. Thank you!
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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!
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My cat currently had blood work/testing for a check up before neutering. I was told he has crystals in his urine, and high pH levels in his urine also. Is there a diet, or specific foods I can feed him to lower the pH levels (his pee smells so strong, it's yucky)? What will help to stop the crystals from forming? Maybe some vitamin supplements? I'll try anything. Thank you!
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