Be The Best Pet Parent
Why Moving Water Can Help
Some pets — especially cats — show a real preference for moving water over stale bowls. Here's what that can look like in practice, and where a fountain fits in.
The tap-seeker
If your cat appears the moment the tap turns on, or drinks from your shower and puddles rather than their bowl, they're showing a preference for fresh, moving water. A fountain gives them that at floor level, all day.
The bowl-ignorer
Some dogs and cats simply pass their bowl by. Moving water carries more sound and visual cues that indicate freshness, which can draw attention from pets who otherwise skip drinking.
The picky drinker
Water sitting still in a bowl picks up dust, hair and food debris quickly, and its temperature and smell change through the day. A circulating, filtered source stays fresher for longer — which some pets notice, and some don't.
Every pet is different. Some take to a fountain immediately, some prefer their old bowl, and some use both. The Pet Fountain is designed to give pets another option — not to replace veterinary advice for pets with specific health conditions.