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Cat
![]() Join Date: Jul 2011
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Well it arrived, I got the Pioneer Pet teardrop ceramic fountain. It set up easy, it's beautiful, Cooper checked it out but didn't drink from it. I have it in my bathroom, but I think I'll have to unplug it at night as I'm a horribly light sleeper.
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![]() Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Maryland (DC area)
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I have a variation of this issue. When I first got the Drinkwell a year ago, my guys were at first curious and standoffish, but within a few days two of them started drinking from the fountain with some regularity. Hersh even liked licking at the little stream as it came out. After a couple of months, though, they started using it less and less and preferred the bowls I have around for them. Finally, they stopped using it altogether. Yes, I change the water regularly, clean and scrub, etc., tried leaving it off for days and then turning it back on. Nothing has worked.
I am resigned to their not liking it. They get plenty to drink anyway, though. Like Marie, I make soup for them two times a day with their wet food. In addition, Little Hersh and Hersh both looove to lap the warm--yes, warm--water I run in the bowl I use to eat pasta with dinner many evenings. I put olive oil on the pasta, some is left in the bottom of the bowl, and when I go to rinse it out, I first fill it with water. They are all over it, lapping away. I know they love the taste of olive oil, since they lick the outside of the olive oil bottles. I figure this is good for them, it's 98 percent water and maybe 2 percent olive oil, which isn't bad for them. Hmm, maybe if I added a bit of olive oil to the Drinkwell....
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Tom Cat
![]() Join Date: May 2011
Location: Hudson, Massachusetts
Posts: 341
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My new girls did not like the pet fountain I bought them - I have two bowls of water for them - upstairs and downstairs. BOTH of them (mom and daughter) drink from the far edge of the bowl, spilling water over the side as they drink, so I put the bowl on a small plate to catch the spills.
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Cat
![]() Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Nova Scotia
Posts: 243
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I had the catit fountain is was too loud, I went back to a water dish, I empty and clean it every day, I keep a brita pitcher in the fridge for clean water. I have seen those stainless Steele fountains that look good, but they are pricy and knowing my cat she won't use it anyway.
Also rosie will only drink water alone, soon as she sees me she stops, strange |
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Cat Addict
![]() Join Date: May 2011
Location: Carmichael, CA.
Posts: 1,600
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Chiquita drinks the same water I drink, she also likes drinking from a glass so I keep a half full Lexon glass on the coffee table for her. |
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Cat
![]() Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 217
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Awwwwwwwww cats they do funny stuff, but it was not fun for me when I was drinking water with stuff that she left in it...but I thought is was dirt who knows for how long she was doing that lol....It is a show watching her drink from a cup. She won't drink from nothing else but a cup... |
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Tom Cat
![]() Join Date: May 2011
Location: Hudson, Massachusetts
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