AONBOY Cat Water Fountain Stainless Steel, 108oz/3.2L Cat Fountain, Pet Water Fountain with Water Level Window, Hemispherical Shape, Multi-Filter, Silent Pump, Water Tap, Provides Flowing Water

The media could not be loaded. My cat's and Corgi absolutely love this pet water fountain! It's the perfect height for my Corgi and holds enough water for all three of my pets to drink from for about 2.5 to 3 days before needing a refill.I was struggling to get all my pets to drink a sufficient amount of water, but with this fountain, I know they're staying hydrated. What's more, it's incredibly quiet—unlike a lot of other fountains I've tried.The fountain is also a breeze to clean. I give it a quick rinse every time I refill it and do a deeper clean once a week. It's easy to assemble, has a sleek design, and I haven't experienced any leaks. I highly recommend it!

We have loved this fountain. You can take it apart into tiny little pieces to make sure you get every nook and cranny (its really easy to clean) and it is extremely quiet! The blue light gives a cute little nightlight and it holds a good amount of water. We have multiple cats and the water amount lasted a couple days before we’d have to refill it. Our babies love it so much, even the ones that were skittish at first eventually only started drinking from the water flow. The customer service is very nice and the pump warranty is quite a deal, they also offer you a box of 12 filters for free. We’re very satisfied with this purchase and the price is unbeatable.

The fountain itself works great and the cats like it, when NOT using the filter. It’s offers them 3 ways to drink and is a pretty easy to clean setup. Much better than the Drinkwell Platinum we moved from. It’s very quiet. If you hear a water noise, it’s because it’s low and needs to be filled. Also, easy to assemble and dissemble for cleaning. The pump is self contained and may present its own cleaning challenge over time, but will report back if so. Intend to run it in bleach water briefly to throughly clean it while doing the rest of the fountain.However, the filter adds a taste to the water they won’t drink, and the filter design doesn’t even force water through it. They’re little bags that sit in a plastic shell (so the replacements including the shell instead of just the bags is hugely wasteful and pointless, as the shell can be opened — see pics from other reviews) that contain charcoal and resin (?). Water takes the easiest path and that’s around those little bags… I figured it’s worth trying as enough water exposure may still benefit the water taste over time, but after a few days, the cats stopped drinking from the fountain. They’d go up to it like they wanted to drink from it, sit there for a bit like they were going to try to drink, and eventually leave. Eventually, I tasted the water and realized it had an odd taste.We use natural spring water from the store in the fountain, to eliminate any questionable tap/well water flavors, as we found with another cat that was able to detect water issues we could not taste.I thoroughly re-cleaned the fountain and pulled the filter. Added new spring water. And waited… and waited. It took them a good 2 days to start drinking from it again. That’s how put off they were by whatever the filters added to the water. We’d put small bowls of still water out to get them to drink something, which helped, but it took pulling those and waiting for them to finally re-try the fountain. After they did, it’s been great. Just don’t use the filters.To the sellers credit, I’d purchased the version with the filter pack figuring I’d be using them. I reached out and explained the situation and they refunded the filter pack. They stand behind the product, so while I’d pull a star for the filter design and performance, I’m adding one back for support.I ran the drinkwell (plastic) without filters for the longest time also, as they seemed to reduce the amount of time between cleanings, causing the ‘slime’ to build up faster than without the filter. Being that this fountain is mainly stainless steel, I feel it should be an even better situation. I’ll be cleaning it for the first time after extended use soon and will report back if there are any issues.

I’ve used multiple pet fountains before, all plastic. This is stainless steel and much easier to clean and replace filters. It looks nice and the blue light behind the tank window is also a nice touch.My only complaint is that the way the basin is designed, if power goes out and the fountain loses power, the water reserve dries up pretty quickly so that’s a concern if you ever go out of town. Other fountains I’ve had still had a pool of water for the pets to last for a little bit if power was lost.

In general I like this fountain. I am optimistic the all stainless steel will be easier to keep clean than my old plastic version. This light is also not as bright and obtrusive as on similar models. It has minimal pieces and comes apart and together easily. Noise level is minimal -- just the soft tinkling sound of the water. But like other reviews have stated, there is no water level indicator. I thought it wouldn't be a big deal, but it sort of is for a few reasons.This model does not feature an auto shut off function for the pump. Which means if the water level gets too low and you don't catch it in time, it'll just burn itself out. There's no "at a glance" way to know if the level is getting low. You HAVE to take both top pieces completely off to check. Moreover, with my previous model I would not actually take the top off to refill it, I'd just pour new water from a pitcher directly into the tray until it topped off. If I do it that way with this one, I have to either take both top pieces completely off to refill or just sort of guess when it gets close to the top to avoid it spilling over.Like me, you may think, well, it's not such a big deal to take the top pieces off for checking water level and refilling. But this a real problem for me because these pieces come off a little too easily, and my very smart very bad cat IMMEDIATELY figured out that he can pull off the tray and play in a big bucket of bubbling water. Like, within minutes of setting this up, tray was off and my kitchen floor was soaking wet. The previous one I had, the tray say INSIDE the reservoir so it took a bit more dexterity to pull it out. This one, the tray just sort of sits on top. Real easy for an errant claw to pull it up. I had to finally duct tape the tray down, which is going to make it hard to constantly be lifting it up to check/refill the water.This model would be perfect if it included some kind of water level window/indicator and some kind of built-in latch to keep the tray attached to the reservoir.