Is 狗用自动饮水机 Worth Selling?

“I have bought two different brands in the span of like a year and both of them have just stopped working after a few months... I really don't want to wind up having to spend 70-80 bucks for another fountain that is just going to stop working on me... The brands I bought from were Petlibro and Lawfery and both of them have given me issues with the pumps after a few months of use.”

“The water pump on it gave out recently and I've been debating between getting a new pump or a new fountain altogether. I'd like one that keeps his water pretty debris free, or will be able to filter the debris better.”

“I got this fountain three years ago and despite not following any of the maintenance instructions it only broke down the other day. And at first I tried to repair it, but when I was looking at it, it seemed like the pump was inaccessible so I couldn't even trouble shoot it and I got rather upset.”

“The debris either blows in or comes off your dog's snoot, so putting it in a clean location is about all you can do. Fountains are meant to be cleaned frequently- you can't just keep adding water and not washing it or changing the filter.”

“I have three dogs and if I hear one drinking, I will replace the water after they are done. It gets nasty from slobber...I change the water a lot daily. If two didn't slobber soo much I wouldn't have to but it is too gross looking to not give fresh water after any of them drink it.”

“I like to replace the water often because dogs leave behind enough saliva to make the water slimy. I don't want him drinking low quality water.”

“Those get gross really fast though. I have a water fountain too but only because my dogs prefer running water, it's a lot less convenient than a normal water bowl because I have to wash it more often.”

“Same water for 7 days, unrefrigerated, at ground level and being slobbered into—that's icky, even with a filter. Refilling water bowls is something most people are able to integrate fairly painlessly into routine.”

“One thing to keep in mind, they need cleaning every other day, or mold & bio film grows in the recirculating parts and on the inside of the water container.”

“He will have a good drink, slobber, I wipe the mess up then he will have another sip, spit that on the floor and eventually it becomes impossible to clean up after him as it is a never ending task... damn it gets real slippy and a few times now I have had a near miss from slipping”

“Does Loki drip water from his mouth as he walks away from his water bowl? Mine did, so a water fountain wouldn't have helped. Having her dish in a baby pool is probably the only thing that would have!”

“I have an Antalonian Shepherd that needs his water changed after nearly every drink because of how much slobber he leaves. Is there any solution for a dog his size?”

“My main issue with the current filters and others weve had over the years is that you have to buy that specific brand/model filter and over time, sizes and shapes get discontinued or stop being carried by stores so I'm always having to go on a huge hunt for something new.”

“Looking to purchase a water fountain that has 3-4 filtration system that will filter out debris, gunk, hair and easy to clean! Im seeing Selene, PetLibro Dockstream etc. what brand do you recommend?”

“My dog has dermatitis around her mouth bad and we are speculating (her vet and I) that it is a reaction to the nickel in her stainless steel bowls and fountain... Finding ceramic bowls for food is easy but finding a new water fountain has proven challenging. I'd prefer ceramic over plastic. I don't mind a smaller capacity but I'd rather not have to fill it every single day.”

“My dog hates stainless steel and won't eat or drink out of it. Have you tried a different kind of bowl?”