Updated: September 14, 2025 Studies and everyday experience both show that most cats do drink more from fountains than from bowls. The moving water looks fresher, tastes better, and keeps them curious. Why Fountains Boost Drinking Movement: Flowing water triggers natural instincts. Taste: Circulation oxygenates the water, making it fresher. Cleanliness: Filters reduce debris and … Read more

Updated: September 14, 2025 Not all cat fountains are created equal. The material you choose affects hygiene, durability, and how much cleaning you’ll need to do. Here’s the quick breakdown. Stainless Steel Most hygienic and durable. Non-porous and dishwasher-safe in many models. Best for multi-cat homes. Recommended: Pioneer Pet Raindrop Fountain Ceramic Heavy, stylish, and … Read more

Updated: September 14, 2025 Regular cleaning keeps your cat’s fountain safe, quiet, and long-lasting. Here’s the simple routine to follow each week. Step-by-Step Cleaning Unplug & Disassemble: Take apart the fountain, including pump and filter housing. Wash: Use mild soap and a sponge or brush on all surfaces. Clean Pump: Remove the impeller and scrub … Read more

Updated: September 14, 2025 Cats are instinctively drawn to running water. In nature, flowing streams are fresher and safer than stagnant puddles — and that instinct is still alive in your home today. Why Cats Love Running Water Instinct: Moving water is less likely to carry bacteria. Sensory cues: Cats see and hear running water … Read more

Updated: September 8, 2025 We compared the most popular cat fountains to help you pick a reliable, easy-to-clean option that keeps your cat hydrated. How We Picked Ease of cleaning and filter availability Quiet, reliable pump Durable materials and good value 1. PetSafe Drinkwell Platinum Large capacity with a free-flow spout many cats prefer. Check … Read more