I like the filtering concept of this water bowl and the size & capacity is perfect. Only negative is sometimes it gets noisy and you have to try and reposition the top part into the bottom part to quiet it down. It’s a vibration noise and can be a bit irritating. That’s my only complaint and a suggestion to the manufacturer to correct.

I bought the "grey" version of this dog water bowl in July 2022. The pump could not be disassembled for cleaning, as the instructions said to do. Nevertheless, it worked great until December 2024 when the pump quit working, probably due to an accumulation of black gunk inside the pump. When I looked for a replacement pump, none were available, and they still aren't available as of today.I was satisfied with the waterer until it quit working, so I bought the "blue" version in December 2024. The pump quit working today, four months later. Again, no replacement pumps are available, and the blue version of the waterer is no longer available either. The grey version is available today for $37.15 but given the short lifespan of the previous two pumps, I plan to look for a different waterer.

Very happy with my purchase

This unit replaced a “splash guard” style dish that had a floating “anti splash” tray on it. By the end of the week it was absolutely disgusting underneath and I decided to get a filtered fountain style water dish. A little hesitation from one dog at first but they both use it regularly and I can see the difference in quality and the frequency they use it compared to the other. Only complaint is the noise when the water level gets low. Sounds like a sump pump going off in the basement from the main level but it lets me know that it needs to be topped up. Would buy again!

J ai 2 chiens et 2 chats et c est bien pratique et ils boivent tous dedans

We bought two of these for the amount of water our animals go through. They were super easy to install. I placed them on a shoe mat for rain boots for any overages, but surprisingly the animals have not made a mess drinking from these.We have a golden doodle and a st. Bernadoodle so the slobber is real...but they don't drip as much as they did with open bowls. The cats also use the water and I find them less often trying to drink from our cups.The sound was very quiet compared to how I thought it would sounds at first...then I found myself trying to track down a humming noise in my house. The pumps make a humming noise but over time it is just background noise. The dogs sleep next to them in their crates and it hasn't affected them. Also, the cats aren't scared of them anymore.I did read online animals are scared of them, but we kept out our old bowls right next to the new ones until they transitioned. Never refilled the old ones to encourage them to use the fresh water. Worked great.The reviews say to clean the pump often, but it's been almost 2 months and I haven't done it yet with no slow in the water pump or quality of the water. Yes...I know I need to.Will most likely buy 2 more since new puppies are coming.

I have a 1.5 year old St Bernard/Great Pyrenees mix who is an indoor dog. She has always been weird about her water and I struggled to find a water bowl she would consistently drink out of. We also have a cat who chooses to share a water bowl with our dog. After reading reviews for this bowl I finally decided to take the plunge and buy a more expensive bowl. It was a great decision! My dog has consistently drank out of this bowl for few months now without getting weird about it. The cat also loves it. It's also a great size for my larger dog.All the other reoccurring review themes I found to be true -- it's quiet unless the water level gets low, then it sounds like you have some water feature in your house (I use this to let me know when the bowl needs more water). If your home is perfectly quiet this bowl may annoy you, but figuring I have kids, a noisy HVAC system, and a fish tank I find this bowl to be super duper quiet. Also, the lack of a water level line is a little annoying. I placed a yellow Nerf Rival bullet in the hole the cords exit out of to help prevent any leaks from overfilling. This yellow ball also provides a visual to know when the bowl is at max capacity.

It's big enough for my huge American Bully to drink from & the cats love it too

This is such a great product - it holds tons of water (even for my thirsty Bernese puppy), has a large drinking surface area that reduces splashes, is really easy to clean and is quiet! I love the fluted panelling as well, very chic. Such a good purchase, 10/10 would recommend

This thing is great. I just read through several of the poor reviews purely becuase I came back to give 5 stars and was shocked to find that it wasn't rated higher. Frankly, most of the issues seem super petty and after trying several of these over the past few months, I'm pretty positive that this is the first doggy drinking fountain they've owned.Here's my two cents on why this guy takes first place (by a landslide) over 3 others that I've tried.Water movement & noise:Some of these fountains seem to be going for a real fountain-like display, and in doing so, you end up with tiny streams of water that don't quench your pups thirst and have a tendency to be noisy. This has more of a central overflow waterfall design which circulates the water more quickly than others I've tried and makes it nearly dead silent. As someone pointed out, when the water level gets to nearly empty, it gets a bit noisier and makes a gargling sound. Um, yeah, when a water pump no longer has water to pump it gets noisy. That's why they call this a water fountain and not an air circulator. To me the noise is a great reminder that the dogs need water. Fill it past that 1/8 inch mark and presto, no more noise."Drinkable water basin" - another common theme I've found even with some higher capacity models is that the actual basin of water available to your pet at any given time tends to be relatively small. My ~65 lb lab mix could clear out the last one we had with about the same overall capacity in about 10 seconds. Leaving him to rely on the little stream of water dribbling from the plastic tree tops ( or whatever they were). We all know that look that our pets give when they are in clear disagreement about something... Let's just say I found him just standing and giving that same look to our last two fountains on more than one occasion. This one has a nice big basin And still circulates the water really well. In fact the volume of water being circulated with this design is probably about twice that of any others that I've had. Solid design for sure.CapacityCapacity is awesome on this guy. I've got one medium-large dog and one medium-small dog sharing this as their only water source and depending on their activity levels, a good fill will last anywhere from a couple of days to 3-4 if I let it go all the way to empty. I've started just keeping a pitcher handy and topping it off when I feed them though so that I'm not letting the pump run dry if I can avoid it. Stand to reason that I'll squeeze a bit more life out if it but we shall see.RefillingThe design makes it easy to see the water level and large basin and high water flow make it easy to just pour from a pitcher while it's still going without much hesitation. Almost all of the others that we've tried required you to pour just a little at a time and wait for it to trickle down or makes it's way into the filtration. Someone downgraded their rating because there was no fill line. It's a bowl... Don't fill it past where the sides of the bowl end and you should be just fine. This approach had allowed me to fill stress free without even considering that I need further instruction for completing this task.Pro Tip: THERE'S A LIGHT ON THIS THING, CLICK THE BUTTON ON THE POWER CORD. Maybe I'm dumb, but I didn't notice the button until weeks after starting to use the fountain. Makes it a lot easier to see the water level ... Duh!CleanlinessAgain not understanding some of the comments on this. This is a drinking fountain/water bowl that adds a little extra help to keep the water from being totally stagnant with hair and particles of food forming a protective layer on top. Our little guy REALLY appreciates this as he would often show his disgust when he had to drink right after big brother who is a bit less hygienic. This was actually what started us down this path to begin with and is a definite success with this fountain. That said, if your expectation is that this will filter the water like a Britta pitcher and magically make all the crap that falls out of your dogs teeth vanish into thin air, you may want to reset your expectations a bit or consider purchasing a Britta pitcher instead. The filters most definitely help and the circulation itself does a lot to keep things a bit cleaner, but if you have messy mouth dogs, this is not going to solve that for you.Overall this thing is sturdy and fits together nicely (apparently not a concern for some manufacturers), holds plenty of water for our two dogs, doesn't make much noise unless our dogs are about to be out of water, and serves the purpose of providing some filtration and water that isn't totally gross for several days. At half the price of other high capacity models. Not too bad. And no, I was not paid for this review, I just came back to give a rating after filling the fountain this morning and couldn't let the pettiness of a few detur others away from what I've find to be a great product. Hopefully this review will help those fountain shopping for the first time get a feel for some things to keep an eye on. Skip the $20 bargain fountains and just buy this one, you'll thank me later.