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PetSafe Butterfly Cat Water Fountain with Pump & Filters, 50 oz.
Description
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A fountain just as unique and charming as its name. The Butterfly Pet Fountain makes sure your cat always has access to fresh, flowing water. The cute, butterfly topper isn't just for looks! It creates 4 free-falling water streams for your cat to drink from, or you can remove the butterfly topper for a quiet, bubbling water flow. Both help your pet stay hydrated by encouraging them to drink more since they are naturally attracted to moving water (which is awesome) because your pet needs 1 ounce of water per 1 pound they weigh every day. This fountain has a shorter base, which gives kittens easier access to the fountain. The fountain also has a raised tray, so even if the power goes out, your cat will still have access to water. The wide tray is whisker-friendly, which keeps your cat's sensitive whiskers from touching the sides while drinking. Your pet deserves the best. Trust PetSafe to keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.
- - Multiple Stream Options - A decorative butterfly topper creates 4 free-falling water streams for your furry pal to drink from; the topper can be removed to provide a quiet, bubbling flow
- - 50-oz Water Capacity - Compact size is perfect for cats and small dogs
- - Fresh, Flowing Water - Replaceable carbon filter removes bad tastes and odors while the foam filter catches pet hair and debris
- - Encourages Hydration - Free-falling water streams entice pets to drink more and help prevent urinary and kidney diseases in pets through increased hydration
- - No Thirsty Pets - Raised, whisker-friendly tray design holds water even if there is no power to the fountain
- - Easy to Clean - The BPA-free plastic fountain is top-rack dishwasher safe (excluding the pump) and specifically designed with no hard to reach places
- - Compatible Filters and Pump - Fountain uses PetSafe Drinkwell Carbon Filter #6 (PAC00-13906), PetSafe Drinkwell Foam Filter #5 (PAC00-13711) and Drinkwell Replacement Pump (PAC00-16977)
Specifications
| SKU | 3184167 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | PetSafe |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 2.23 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Blue |
|---|---|
| Contains BPA | No |
| Removable Lid | Yes |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Wet Content Comp | Yes |
| Size | One Size Fits All |
| Dry Content Compatible | No |
| Sealing Lid | Yes |
| Material | Plastic |
| Lockable Lid | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 10.69 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 4.57 IN |
| Width | 8.76 IN |
US-1Year.
BPA-free plastic.
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Cat loves it
Karina777
5 years ago
He’s so fascinated by it that he finally stopped drinking out of the toilet
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Poor water circulation
Cat siblings
2 years ago
I’ve owned this pump for 1 year. Poor water circulation design means reservoir w...
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Ya get what ya pay for.
LisaB76
No, I do not recommend this product.
My rabbit really likes it and thats good enough
Yes, I recommend this product.
Happy cat !
John A
Originally posted on PetSafe
FALSE ADVERTISING and POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE
allforfelines
No, I do not recommend this product.
Junk!
hwirthj
No, I do not recommend this product.
Butterfly fountain
Otis&kenny
Originally posted on PetSafe
Waste of money and continual aggravation
Barrone27
No, I do not recommend this product.
To lazy cats
Franche
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
Is the fountain supposed to be plugged in 24/7?
- Yes.
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I put everything together according top the instructions, but no water is coming up through the filter. I did rinse the filter. I assume something isn't set right, but I can't figure it out. Help please!
- The magnetic wheel, take a toothpick and clean it. Black stuff gets stuck and wheel can't turn.
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How often should I change the filter and how? i can't seem to open up the part for the filter
- I rinse the filters about once a week and change them every other week. the white plastic filter cover does open, but it's a little tough to do. make sure it and your hand are dry and pry the pieces apart. hope this helps!
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Why is there continually black stuff that is left on the tray of where the cats drink the water, even after thorough cleaning every time?
- are you rinsing the filter before installing it? sounds like the filter dust, but if you rinse for 15 or 20 seconds before you put it in it's all good. it's just like a britta filter, you have to do the same thing. Hope this helps
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Do filters come with this? If so - how many?
- Yes. 1 carbon filter and 1 foam filter are included in the box. Unfortunately, that info is not stated or found on this page but it does mention it on the manufacturer's website what all is included in the box.
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HOW CAN I TELL IF MY PET IS GETTING FRESH WATER BEING THAT IS CIRCULATES THE SAME WATER ADDED AND NOT SALIVA FILLED WATER
- Thank you for your great question. The filtration system in the fountain is designed to remove bad odors and tastes from the water to encourage your pet to drink more often. The filters do not remove solubles or particulates. To remove saliva mixed in with the water, you will need to completely change the water in the fountain.
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How do you tell when it is empty? Does the motor keep running if it is empty?
- Thank you for this question! The fountain may become more audible as the water level falls. Running the fountain without water or allowing the water to fall below a sufficient level will cause damage to the fountain pump.
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So I'd need to buy carbon & foam filters for butterfly fountain?
- Yes. But 1 carbon filter and 1 foam filter are included in the box. I recommend purchasing extra filters at least 1 week before the original filters it comes with need replaced with new ones. It may sound a bit extensive to need 2 different filters but each filter benefits in a different way. The foam filter catches debris and particles like fur and dust. Then the carbon filter removes impurities to keep the circulating water tasting good and fresh.
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Can I get a battery operated fountain at Petco? I have a limited amount of electrical plugs that can reach my cats dinner table.
- It doesn't look like they make a battery operated pump for pet fountains. Have you tried a surge protector or power strip?
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Can my cat still get to water if the power goes out?
- The tray at the top holds some water in it should the power go out. If u r in areas where you have that happen a lot, I'd get a different model. Cats are difficult to get to drink as it is but that would concern me.
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