PetSafe Drinkwell Pagoda Pet Fountain - From in Knoxville, TN - Dog Water Bowl Dispenser - Multiple Angles to Drink From - Filters Included - Fountain Provides Water When Power’s Out - White
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Jun 4 – Jun 6
Color: White
Style: Fountain
Features
- Water Capacity: 70 Oz. Water Capacity Is Great For Cats And Small To Medium Sized Dogs
- Encourages Drinking: Dual Free Falling Streams Add Oxygen For Freshness And Encourage Pets To Drink More Water
- Filtered Water: Includes Replaceable Carbon Water Filter That Removes Bad Tastes And Odors, Keeping Water Fresh
- Two Bowl Levels: Upper And Lower Dish Provides Two Drinking Areas For Pets; Elevated Dish Is Great For Senior Or Arthritic Pets
- Hygienic Construction: Ceramic Design Is More Hygienic And Looks Great In The Home
- Easy To Clean: Fountain Is Top-Shelf Dishwasher Safe; Low-Voltage 12V System With Submersible Pump For Safe And Quiet Operation
- Product Support: Petsafe Brand'S U.S Based Customer Care Experts Will Be Glad To Help, Call Monday Through Saturday
Description
Keep your cat healthy, happy and hydrated with the PetSafe Pagoda Ceramic Pet Fountain. This pet fountain has 2 free-falling water streams that encourage your cat or dog to drink more water. Free-falling streams add more oxygen to the water and keep it fresh for your pet. An activated carbon filter refreshes your pet’s water, and the foam filter helps catch pet hair and other debris to keep the water clean. This fountain holds 70 ounces of water and has an open- bowl design, so if your home loses power, your pet will still have access to water from any side. The elevated, upper bowl is great for senior pets, so they won’t need to bend as low to drink. This ceramic fountain is available in 4 colors to blend seamlessly with your home décor. When it’s time to clean your fountain, simply place the fountain in the top rack of your dishwasher and hand wash the pump separately. PetSafe brand is here to help you and your pet live happy together.
Color: White
Material: Ceramic
Brand: PetSafe
Item Weight: 7.05 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 12.3"L x 10.6"W x 8.4"H
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 10.63 x 12.25 x 8.38 inches; 7.05 Pounds
Item model number : PWW00-13907
Department : Bowls, Feeders & Waterers
Date First Available : February 8, 2013
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
Best Sellers Rank: #10,666 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #34 in Dog Fountains #186 in Cat Fountains
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Item Weight: 7.05 pounds
Department: Bowls, Feeders & Waterers
Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation
Item model number: PWW00-13907
Date First Available: February 8, 2013
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 12.25 x 10.61 x 8.56 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10.63 x 12.25 x 8.38 inches
Item Weight: 7.05 Pounds
Brand Name: PetSafe
Target Audience Keyword: house-cats, dogs
Directions: See User Manual
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Warranty
Model Name: PWW00-13907
Color: White
Size: 4.37 lb
Material: Ceramic
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Number of Items: 1
Style: Fountain
Included Components: Pet Safe 37013907 Drinkwell Pagoda Ceramic Pet Fountain
Specific Uses for Product: Indoor
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Color: White
Style: Fountain
I love this fountain. It operates without a sound other than the babbling of falling water. I can place it right against the wall and it doesn't intrude into my table space as a round fountain does. It's heavy. Solid. Will not be jostled. The ceramic parts are well-glazed and seem as sturdy as a toilet bowl. It cleans effortlessly even without a dishwasher. I put it together easily, despite my spatial dyslexia. Or at least for me, it went together more easily than most similar projects. Both cats took to it immediately. It's important to note that the Amazon photo accurately displays the speed of flow-- this is not a dribble or a trickle, but an actual pour. My cats love the predictability of its flow. No water up the nose. I rate this fountain 5+. This is an amendment of my review in which I had rated this fountain just 3 stars because I couldn't find a way to get the two little flexible pieces, the cap and grommet, as replacement parts. My letter to Radio Systems Corporation, owner of Petsafe, was answered immediately and in person. If you call their toll-free number, any of the parts for this fountain are available. Most are covered under warranty and shipped free. More about their quality customer service: I also, um, ruined the pump. With too many thoughts in my head and not enough brain power to hold them, I thought, "oh! I have to remember to turn on the pump before I fill the fountain with water." Yes. Exactly. So I ran to it with a pitcher of water when I heard the grind. The pump gratefully drank up all the water but thereafter could only dribble it out while making a sad growling sound. Since I already had a company representative on the line, I wanted to double-check which of the replacement pumps I needed to order. She said she might be able to help me without my having to buy a pump. She then walked me through the process of lubing the motor-- and it sounded easy to do. I'm doing it this afternoon. If it's so far gone that lubing doesn't help, I'll buy a new pump, and happily. (Truly--I really do know better than to run a water pump without water in it.) Addendum: I have dismantled and reassembled this fountain many times now. Although at first I was concerned that the flexible pieces were not sufficiently sturdy to survive my clumsy handling, I have been delighted by their will to survive. As mentioned previously, I had been so certain that I would tear the rubber grommet while cleaning that I wanted an extra set of the flexible pieces on hand. They seemed delicate, and I have pudgy fingers. Actually, the rubber parts that I deemed flimsy have survived my mishandling. I drop them, stretch them, send them sproinging across the room and then step on them. (This is not intentional.) They still look new. I have not yet abused the plastic parts. For those of us who have voided the warranty by setting them on fire or dropping them into the disposal, they are available for sale on their website. It's important to keep this fountain quite full-- no lower than an inch below the rim of the lower part. It says so in the manual, and I can hear the difference when it drops below that level. I don't know whether the pump is actually harmed by a water level lower than that, but the cats do not appreciate the bit of splash that occurs when the water must fall a greater distance. I use pre-filtered water, or even distilled water, so the filters in the pump need not worry themselves about detritus beyond cat-fur and paw-wash. Our well-water has a high iron content, so I think that using pre-cleaned water extends the life of the filters. Nonetheless, for two cats I have been replacing the water once a week, replacing the charcoal filter and rinsing the foam filter every two weeks, and replacing the foam filter once a month. I could probably reduce the frequency of replacing filters, but this is the schedule easiest for me to remember. This is an A+ product. My cats love it, it is a tranquility-producing bit of home decor, and it is well made by a cheerful and responsive company.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2013 by Sue Ellen Sherblom Sue Ellen Sherblom
Color: White
Style: Fountain
So far so good. 36 hours since setting it up. Packaged well and nothing broken, unlike the unfortunate few reviewers. But let me point out a few things that can clarify some of the negative given for this, and any of the other fountains really. NONE OF THEM ARE PERFECT. Water is involved, and with that, a breeding ground for bacteria. What about the carbon filters, you ask? They're not meant to remove microbes. ONLY chemicals like chlorine. They are the same types of filters you find in your Brita pitchers and water dispensers. If you want 100% perfect water (hypothetically), use distilled. Distilled has no chemicals, minerals (TDS) or microbes. And then you won't even need the carbon filters anymore, just the little foam one that helps keep debris out of the pump. And that can be washed and disinfected. I'm using the filters that came with the fountain, and then that's it. I'm not buying any carbon filters and will resue the foam one. We drink 100% filtered water, using the Zero water system. Don't know what that is? look it up. It's actually pretty cool, and if you have hard water, it WILL benefit. Because hard water has a high amount of TDS (total dissolved solids). And the Zero system and it's filters remove that, all of it. I've tested it. So i'm not kidding. So I don't need distilled water for anything, let alone silly little carbon filters for this fountain. If you want to slow down sludge growth of this fountain after initial use, these are my suggestions: - bleach it first. I'm not kidding. Whether you use full strength or a 10% solution, kill the germs that are present on the fountain while upon arrival. Apply the cleaner to all parts, including the pump, for 10 minutes, then flush thoroughly. Run the pump to make sure it flushes itself out well. THEN put it together. -add no more than 2 tsp of peroxide to the water, and only if you're using filtered/distilled water. A friend of mine says he actually sprays it on the filter of his fountain every so often and it helps keep it clean. I did some reaserch and there are some claims to peroxide, in small measured quantities, is actually good for you. I'm not putting up any links..look it up yourself. -don't like the idea of peroxide still? Add 2 tsp of apple cider, or white, vinegar. If you have hard water, this will also help combat hard water stains on the your fountain. I didn't say totally eliminate the issue, i said help combat, meaning reduce. ACV is also said to be good for you pet, and humans. And some water addtives for dental purposes have ACV in it. My last bottle did ist it. I use both of these methods by the way. -keep it out of direct sunlight. Sunlgiht helps algae grow, among other microbes.Plus it will warm the water, and if you don't like drinking lukewarm water, i don't think your cat will either. -keep it away from their normal feeding area. Some pets like to go straight from food to water, and back again, dropping bits into the fountain. Dogs are notorious for this crud, and i've actually seen my old Drinkwell Platinum get nasty much faster after a dog has been using it long enough. -try to keep it out of high traffic areas. Feet kick up dirt, and dirt will get into the water more often if in areas like that. -- i know these last 2 aren't always feasible for eveyrone, considering the layout and size of your home. But bear these in mind when you have issues. Now for mechanics and assembly of this particular fountain. My husband put it together without instructions. Perfectly. No leaks, No issues. He dove in on it before i could get it out of the box good. - There is no hole in the bottom of the dish! Not one that will cause issues. The hole that is there, is just a feed tube for the power cord to the pump. Pump sits in dish, Cord goes up the outside of the tube, then down the inside of it. Then under and out from the bottom of the dish. That's the only function of the tube. And the tube entry is much higher than the water level of a comepletely full dish, And there is a cap/gasket that still covers that. The water is pushed up through the second piece that sits inside the dish. -as for sound. I don't hear the motor. Period. And I have some darned good hearing. The water flow seems to be what bothers folks. Think of, a drikning fountain at school or in a store. That's the flow of this fountain. But regardless of flow, the reason why it's 'loud' is because fountain doesn't have a 'splash ramp' like the other Drinkwell products, like my old Platinum. The water flows directly into itself. So fill a sink just a little and then turn on the faucet to a low steady flow and keep it like that for a few mintues. If you don't like that sound, don't get this fountain, or any others like it that don't have the splash ramp. No, having a flow valve like on the platinum will not help. It's still water hitting water. Only change with be the pitch or tone of the water. By the way, i had the Platinum for 7 years. I retired it 2 weeks ago, because, it was just old and nasty. Sludge was growing faster than i could keep up with and the water would actually look nasty, with this film floating in it. It's plastic. It's been through it's paces of being moved cross country and cleaned constatly. 7 years for a $60 item. Well worth it. But i didn't want plastic again, because that does harbor more germs than ceramic or steel, because plastic does break down over time. We replaced the pump once in it's lifetime. Just like in cars, motors die folks, especailly with constant use. As for the mother with this Pagoda, well we'll see. But unlike others, i'm not going to get overly butthurt over it. I registered my product with PetSafe (keep your invoice! They ask you to uplaod it!), so if the motor dies within a year, I'll just get it replaced. Not like my cats will die immediately over not having the fountain running for a few days while i wait for a new pump. They'll find other ways to get a drink in the meantime, whether i help them or not. i might come back later with an update on the pump, just so foks can see how ong mine lasted. Several months later....... 08/08/2014 The motor is still working just fine. Has not died on me. Nothing has broken. Because of the climate I'm in, southern Lousisiana hot and humid, plus the number of cats, 4, It does get icky in about 2 weeks. But again, this is not a defect of the product. It's situational and it's something I work on. I do add the liquid called Manna Pro All Natural Water Protector that I bought at the Tractor Supply locally. I found it in the chicken feed section but it can be used on other animal as well. The ingredients are quite safe for cats and dogs, based on my experience as a soap maker, so I have to research ingredient labels and what each item is and what it does. I do believe it prolongs the water cleanliness considering our specific household situation. Pretty sure Amazon sells it as well if you do a search. Last Edit......December 10th, 2014 I still have it. Have not broken the fountain itself and the motor is still good. Only thing I replaced were the plastic parts because I washed them in the bottom rack of my dishwasher. The instructions didn't indicate whether they could be washed this way or not. Ordered them on PetSafe's website and the set is very affordable. All 4 of my cats use it constantly. I clean it once a month. I've noticed using the carbon filter, there is less sludge going to the motor. But it could also be the additives I use to keep the water clean. Great buy for our family.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2014 by Marsha
Color: Himalayan Blue
Style: Fountain
I bought this to replace a Catit water fountain that my cat has been reliably using for over a year. I like that this has a water bowl that they can drink from in case the power fails, and the porcelain seemed very easy to clean—especially as our hard water tends to leave mineral deposits. This fountain also has a pleasant look that I thought would be more attractive in our living room. This was everything I hoped it would be, in almost every way. It is an exceptionally well-designed and well-made product, BUT, I will be returning it, because it is too noisy. Other reviews have noted this, but I want to clarify, the noise issue is with the falling water, not the pump. The pump is the most thoughtfully designed I've seen on something like this, and it runs nice and quiet. The falling water, on the other hand, sounds like a heavy stream falling into a bowl. If you like or specifically want the constant sound of pouring water, then this is absolutely for you, but if you're expecting a quiet burbling, this may be a bit much. Like I said, everything else about this is great. Assembly is pretty easy if you follow the directions. It is super easy to clean. The design is very thoughtful. But, it's too noisy for the humans in our house, and our cat hasn't touched it, we assume for the same reason.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2020 by Alek