![]() It measures 24.1 x 24.1 x 14.2 centimetres. Unfortunately, it only comes in one size. Unlike our number one choice which only comes in grey, the Veken comes in four cool colours: teal, light blue, grey, and lime green. Not many fountains do that, so it is a very convenient system. It is lit by an interior LED light that can be switched on or off. The best part of this fountain, I think, is the little clear window indicator that lets you know how much water you have left in the system. ( 5) If you have hard water in your area, this may be a good product to use. Though it is relatively rare, dogs can develop bladder stones that are formed from over calcified water. It also has an ion exchange resin that softens hard water. Then lying beneath is the activated carbon filter for all of those smaller impurities. The high-density cotton comes first which catches all of the larger particles like hair and dirt. The plastic is BPA-free and non-toxic.Įveryone on our panel of experts loved how the Veken has a three-tiered filtration system. This is another plastic water fountain that is durable and easy to clean. If you’re after a more economical option than the other items on this list, the Veken will not let you down. ![]() Do be careful to inspect the bowl if it takes any hard knocks just to check that it is still safe. If your dog accidentally ingests a ceramic chip, it could cause all kinds of problems. The chips are also difficult to spot at times. The only issue with ceramic is that it can chip. This is a drawback for portability but prevents your dog from excitedly flipping the entire apparatus if they run at it a little too fast. They tend to be much heavier than stainless steel or plastic options. It feels like a more luxurious and hardier product, even though out of the three materials mentioned, it is probably the most fragile of all of them.Ĭeramic is naturally cool which keeps water fresh. CeramicĬeramic items just have a premium feel, don't they? They feel a cut above the rest simply by being a tough stone. This is not necessarily significant to everyone. There aren’t many cons to using a plastic fountain unless you want to reduce your plastic consumption. That may be important to you if you want your dog’s water fountain to be a fun colour. They can come in more exciting colours and patterns than the average ceramic or stainless-steel fountain. Plastic water fountains are hard-wearing, lightweight, and easily portable. It’s why our panel of pros say it's important to find an option with rubber feet or to place the fountain on a rubber mat to stop it from sliding around. The main issue with stainless steel bowls and water dispensers is that they have no grip. It is incredibly easy to clean because of the smooth, impenetrable surface.Īnother pro (or con, depending on how you look at it) is that stainless steel has a classic look It is relatively inexpensive, so a stainless-steel water fountain won’t break the bank. ![]() We use stainless steel for household items because of its durability and ease of maintenance. We’ve already discussed how most pet water fountains are meant for indoors, but the material you decide has more of an impact than just the indoor/outdoor decision. What Is The Best Material For Your Purposes? Why? Well, for one, how many power outlets do you have outdoors? Secondly, because of their electronic nature, they don’t stand up to the weather particularly well. Water fountains are also only really of use indoors. The drawback of water dispensers is that you have to regularly change the filters to keep it from being clogged with saliva (yuck). She has stiffer joints now so elevated dog bowls and water fountains are important adjustments to her everyday life so that she is more comfortable. All great reasons to have a fountain over a water bowl.įrom a personal standpoint, I have written before about my rather elderly Flat-Coated Retriever. Running water maintains its freshness, the motion is appealing to your pup and they come with filters that clean impurities from the water. Certainly, more akin to works of art in some ways than a standard water bowl could be, but dogs really enjoy running water. Well, yes and no! ( 1) Undeniably, water fountains can look very cool. Wouldn’t a water bowl be better and easier? ![]() It could be seen as something we would buy because it looks cool rather than a fully-functioning water dispenser for our dogs. So, you may be thinking that a dog water fountain is a bit of a vanity item. ![]()
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