Water is life and that is a statement of fact. The body can do without food for some days, but when you deny it water you are knocking on death’s door. Your cat needs this life-giving substance as well. You will agree that there have been occasions when you have forgotten to give your cat water. This is a situation that can be easily remedied with a cat water fountain. Not only are you giving your cat the most basic necessity of life, but you will be giving it clean, refreshing and pure water while using a cat water fountain.
Cat water fountains encourage cats to drink more because they are designed with either free-flowing water or circulating water which attracts cats. This is because flowing water is reminiscent to water holes and streams in the wild which your cat ancestors drink from. We have narrowed down the choices to the best cat water fountain you can find on the market.
FAQ
How do I enjoy a long-lasting cat water fountain?
The maintenance regimen of the cat water fountain will determine the lifespan of your cat water fountain. While design and material are important, how you care for the water dispenser will affect how long your Cat drinks from them without you having to buy a replacement.
- Follow the instructions in the user manual as closely as possible
- Always ensure that the pump is covered with water, to prevent burning the pump out and enjoying a quiet operation.
- Change filters every month at most
- Clean the water bowl of your cat water fountain regularly
- Protect the drinking fountain from the elements by using it indoors except otherwise stated.
Must I use a filter for the cat water fountain?
Filters are a necessity in any cat water fountain. The charcoal and carbon filters are even a better option because they not only remove the debris, hair and other sediments but they improve the water quality. Charcoal and carbon are known to remove bad taste and odors, therefore, your cat will be encouraged to drink more.
Although some filters may be expensive, it is cost savings in the long run, because you are sure your cat will not fall sick from the bacteria-infested water. When compared to medical fees and your cat’s health it is a small price to pay buying filters every two to four weeks.