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Drinkwell pet fountain--help?

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k conover - 17 May 2004 19:32 GMT
Since I didn't get an answer adding onto someone else's post, I'll try this.
I'm considering the water fountain for my cats since I'll be vacationing
this summer and want to make it easier for the pet-sitter.
I can't figure out the difference between the regular type and the two sizes
that have the additional "reservoir".  If anyone can enlighten me so I can
make an intelligent purchase, I'd welcome it!
byw, I have two cats...
Kirsten
Magic Mood Jeep? - 17 May 2004 21:11 GMT
I'm not sure how to explain the differences between them, I have 3
drinkwells but only one has the additional reservoir on the back of it.
It's just a separate unit that attaches to the back of any drinkwell
fountain.  It might be best for you to get the one with the reservoir with
it (you can always remove it later, and the pet fountain will work fine
without it) and show the pet sitter how to fill the reservoir, but tell her
to only do it when the bottle is empty, or easier still, to not fill the
bottle unless the fountain is making 'spitting' noises - which is what it
does when the water level gets too low.

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> Since I didn't get an answer adding onto someone else's post, I'll try this.
> I'm considering the water fountain for my cats since I'll be vacationing
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> byw, I have two cats...
> Kirsten
KellyH - 17 May 2004 21:31 GMT
> Since I didn't get an answer adding onto someone else's post, I'll try this.
> I'm considering the water fountain for my cats since I'll be vacationing
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> byw, I have two cats...
> Kirsten

I have the one with the reservoir.  All the petsitter would need to do is
fill the bottle with water, probably every other day if you only have two
cats.  BTW - your cats will love the fountain!

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Elizabeth Blake - 17 May 2004 22:14 GMT
> Since I didn't get an answer adding onto someone else's post, I'll try this.
> I'm considering the water fountain for my cats since I'll be vacationing
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> byw, I have two cats...
> Kirsten

Drinkwell just has one basic fountain.  The basic unit comes with the
pump & bowl/filter unit.  You can also buy a separate reservoir to
attach to it.  It's pretty much just a plastic jar & platform that
hooks into the back of the basic Drinkwell.  There are two reservoir
sizes, 50 & 70 oz.  I have the 50 oz. attachment at work and at home,
where there are two cats each.  When the basic Drinkwell unit is
filled and the 50 oz. reservoir is filled and attached, it lasts the
two cats about a week.

This is a picture of the basic fountain:
http://www.petco.com/product_info.asp?sku=7956291995&dept_id=%2D2

If you don't get one of the reservoirs, water would have to be added
to the fountain every day or two.

Liz
James Marz - 18 May 2004 01:05 GMT
> Since I didn't get an answer adding onto someone else's post, I'll try this.
> I'm considering the water fountain for my cats since I'll be vacationing
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> byw, I have two cats...
> Kirsten

I got the big one, it hurts more when I throw it at the cat.
 
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