Kastty Dog Cat Water Fountain, 1Gallon/4L Pet Fountain Water Bowl, Food Grade 304 Stainless Steel Pet Fountain with Large Filter& 5 Filtration& Smart Safe LED Pump, Heavy Duty Better-Quality for Pets…

I absolutely love this water fountain! It was very easy to assemble and I thought my dogs might be afraid of it but they weren't they went right up to it and had no problem I love the little spout so you can turn it a little to the side so my larger dog has room to put his big head up there to drink LOL but it does keep the water fresh and I love the fact that it has a light to let you know when the water level is getting low all in all I am very happy with it!

Nice, large water fountain. Love it..

I like the size of this water bowl, we don't have to fill it as often as smaller models.Our cats really like it, but our dog is a bit finicky about water and won't take a drink if water has been set out for more than a day - including water in this large bowl.I especially like how easy it is to check the water level - and the blue glowing led light to illuminate the water level is a great touch.The bowl itself is flatter than I expected, but this hasn't prevented our cats from using it.No complaints about the build quality or price - it's a great water fountain for our cats!

This is a very nice water fountain, and a good value for the price. It was easy to assemble, and has held up pretty well over the past month.It is very quiet, which was my main concern / need for such a fountain. All of my previous fountains made a whirring / buzzing noise whenever they were being run, which drove me crazy. When this fountain is filled with water and clean, you won't even notice it's there. Only when low on water or dirty does it start making noise, which is good because it alerts you that something is needed.Overall I think this is a great fountain, especially if you stay on top of cleaning it every other week. I have not yet ordered replacement filters, so I am not sure how easy it is to find good replacement filters but I assume it won't be too hard.

This is very well made and on par in terms of build quality and materials used with it's competitors. The ease of use is also really great. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in picking one up. So do yourself a favor and stop hesitating and get one already.

it works fine and is very quiet. but the notch for the cord is on same side as the light and window, so have to have the cord coming out from front. I checked to see if there was another notch but there isn't. Having the notch on the front also means the tube for water flow is in front. I tried to see if I could move the filter to the other side so I could have the fountain in back but there is no support for it on the other side . So works fine but poorly designed.

So we rescued our cat in a nature walk through a marsh land. Someone abandoned him and luckily we heard him crying for help (had to almost swim to him in the marsh to get him). The vet thinks he was around 6 weeks old when we rescued him. He was sick and probably near his last days. Anyway, the water had made him sick and I think it caused him to have an aversion to sitting water. It doesn't matter how thirsty he is, he just won't drink from any cup or bowl. We found that he only wanted to drink from running water when he would do anything to get to any faucet that we would turn on. So for months (we rescued him in Jan of this year 2023) we've been giving him water by turning on a faucet multiple times a day. We did try and buy a cat waterer that was a flowing one (with a little bubbling), I think he needs to hear the water actually flowing/dropping/splashing (whatever the word is).When I saw this, the first thing I noticed is that it resembles a faucet. I actually haven't seen any others like this. Well let me tell you...within the first hour of setting it up I got these pictures. He has taken right to it. You have no idea what that is worth to us to both finally find him something he actually will drink from, but now we don't have to go to a faucet multiple times a day to give him water. This is a win-win for both of us.I know cats can be finicky with their water so I can't say for sure if your cat will take to this. But, I would recommend trying since it is a really good design, very well built, reasonably priced...and if it solves your problem like it did ours...invaluable lol.

I am an artist so I like things that are out all the time to look artful or at least decently nice, not like they should be locked away in a cupboard until use. This just looks like a pot from the stove. But I am making a (painted) leather ring-sleeve to go around it to dress it up, since I must look at it every day.Other than that, this is a really nice pet water fountain. Of course cats drink more water from fountains than still water, and after you have spent a mountain of money on a male cat's urinary tract issues, you start to look towards water fountains. Regular decorative fountains do not hold so much water and may not be food safe. Thus one starts to look towards these solutions here.I have had a white and blue plastic thing that I grew to hate the look of in its cheapness, so I gave it away. This is at least not plastic, and is a fantastic foundation for an artiful presentation. You could surround it with small plants too, perhaps catnip if you really need to get your cat to drink water, or you could simply iron some canvas into the correct width, make a ring and pin or glue it to the correct circumference. You could also craft something from many other materials, or make a mosaic ring, so many possibilities to dress this up easily enough.And then voila! You would have the perfect cat fountain, without getting a potter to craft one for hundreds of dollars.Highly recommended.