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| Petmate Deluxe Fresh Flow 50-Ounce-Capacity Pet Fountain, Medium, White | 
 enlarge | List Price: $39.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (based on 230 reviews)
Sales Rank: 287
Category: Pet Products
Publisher: Petmate
Studio: Petmate
Brand: Petmate
Label: Petmate
Media: Misc.
Size: 13'' x 9'' x 7''
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.9
Dimensions (in): 6.5 x 9.5 x 14
MPN: 24860
Model: 24860
UPC: 029695248603
EAN: 0029695248603
ASIN: B000084F2Q
Release Date: May 15, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Pet fountain for multiple-cat households or small dogs | | • | Provides stream of naturally cool and oxygenated water | | • | Translucent 50-ounce reservoir; replaceable charcoal filter | | • | Flow-control lever; ultra quiet; made of easy-to-clean plastic | | • | Measures 13-1/2 by 9 by 7 inches |
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Product Description
Fresh Flow Purifying Pet Fountain encourages your pet to drink from its gently flowing stream of fresh, cool water. Veterinarian and trainer recommended. Silent running submersible pump. Translucent 50 oz. reservoir automatically adds water as needed. Adds oxygen and cools naturally. Filters water and reduces bacteria. Replaceable charcoal filter removes contaminants. Low voltage system for pet safety. Flow control lever. Convenient handle. Ramp reduces splashing and quiets running water. Made of easy to clean plastic. Minimal assembly required. UL approved submersible pump. Assembly Instructions Remove rubber band from pump. Place pump in area where raised "L" ribs are in the back of base. Route cord out back of base through slot. Insert cord grommet in slot. Make sure pump control lever is not interfering with reservoir fit. Make sure reservoir snaps down snugly. Replace filter reservoir. Vertical pipe should extend downward and connect to black outflow pipe on pump. Fill bowl until water level is just above hub of flow lever. Fill filter reservoir with water. Remove water reservoir. Unscrew cap. Add water. Replace cap. Replace water reservoir in base. Remove filter from package. Rinse in clear water until all charcoal dust is removed (normal for this type of charcoal filter). Place filter in reservoir. Slide filter in slots diagonally. Place lid over reservoir and filter at top. Pump control lever should be on low before startup. Place waterer on dry floor indoors. It is n
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| Customer Reviews: Read 225 more reviews...
 Great for Cats! July 6, 2008
I got this system to be used by my cat and my dog. My dog is only 15 lbs but she quickly drinks the system dry. Sometimes within the same day. I have the standard size. When I got it, there were no other sizes available. My dog also tends to leave debris in the water from her whiskers and beard. It clogs the hole where the water is taken to be recycled through the filter. I decided to put it up out of reach of my dog and use it for just the cat. I have also not been able to find something like Drinkwell's "aqua garden" for the system I currently have.
However, the system is great for my cat. I just wish I could find a cat grass thing for it.
 Nice Pet Water June 29, 2008
I love this waterer. Believe it or not - it is easier to clean and care for then just a plain bowl of water. I refresh the water every few days and rinse it out. Our water is hard- so this is my second Petmate- and I use bottled drinking water exclusively- no lime buildup in this one! It is nearly silent- and my cat loves it- he drinks more water than he ever used to. He never drank out of the bowl anyway- he would jump in the sink to drink tap water- this makes him nearly as happy- and he can play in it a little... I highly recommend it. His first Petmate I got second hand- but it built up with lime and then the motor died- hence the reason for bottled water only in this new one. It makes a HUGE difference.
Good fountain! June 28, 2008
This is my second fountain from Petmate. I ordered the same model because it was only through my own fault that the first one stopped working. I am very pleased with it's design and longevity. I think it's one of the least expensive models. It wouldn't be good for large dogs.
 The cats love it and so do I. June 26, 2008
This is a great product. I compared the Petmate Deluxe with the Drinkwell but decided on this one. My cat likes to drink water that is moving but pooled rather than dripping vertically. The Petmate Deluxe is silent and I have noticed the cats drinking more frequently. The only problem I have with it is the pump; the screen which should filter out cat hair doesn't block everything. It's not a hassle or anything to clean out but I am finding I need to clean out the pump every 2-3 days in a three cat household. One of our cats likes to take pawfuls of litter and dump it in the bowl and that has not altered the performance at all (we just change the water very frequently). I also keep it in a shady area in the house and I have not experienced any slimy buildup (but then again, I change the water often and take it apart to get to the filter). My cat likes it so much that he will not drink out of a standing water dish anymore. He was locked out of the bedroom once for a whole afternoon and when I got home he bolted in to take a drink despite the other bowls of standing water all over the house.
 Doggy said "no thanks." June 25, 2008
My dog hates drinking stagnant water. I had to change her water bowls at least 3x a day. I figured I'll solve my problem with this little cool invention...
After sitting for a bit, the "filter" proved useless when dust and little odds and ends are floating in it, obviously NOT being filtered.... also, just because the water is supposedly SLOWLY circulating, doesn't mean the water is "fresh." I literally felt compelled to take this thing apart once per day to clean, and even then, break it down at least 2-3x a week to thoroughly get in the nooks and crannies... not an easy job when you cant really get into the water reservoir where I imagine all sorts of mildew and mold, bacteria and algae will eventually accumlate.
A BIG waste of money, a HUGE waste of time, an even LARGER inconvenience.
I'm back to my old ways of changing both her indoor and outdoor water bowls at least 3x a day, whenever I walk pass it, and just washing a simple bowl out at the ened of the night... cheaper that way too... no electricity to use, no fear of electrocutng my doggy, no pricey carbon filters to buy.
Used it for 2 weeks and now its in another "bad buy" pile....
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