Dog Water Fountains

Pet water fountains circulate and filter water, keeping it fresh and more appealing to pets. The moving water encourages pets to drink more often, which supports hydration and can benefit kidney and urinary health.

Modern Pets' water fountains are designed with quiet motors and gentle water flow, so they won’t be disruptive in your home. Most operate at low decibel levels that pets and owners barely notice.

To keep water clean and safe, it’s recommended to clean your fountain and change the water regularly. A good rule of thumb is every one to two weeks, depending on water quality and how many pets use it.

Yes, many fountains include built-in filters that trap hair, debris, and impurities, helping maintain fresher, cleaner water for longer. Replace filters according to the manufacturer’s instructions for best performance, generally every four weeks depending on frequency of use.

Yes, pet water fountains are designed to operate continuously, giving your pet access to fresh, flowing water throughout the day. Continuous circulation helps reduce stagnant water, which can contribute to bacteria growth. That said, many modern fountains now offer intermittent flow or sensor-activated modes, allowing water to run only at set intervals or when your pet approaches. These options can help conserve energy, reduce noise, and extend filter and pump life - while still encouraging healthy drinking habits.

Start by placing the fountain next to your pet’s existing bowl. Let your pet drink from the fountain while it’s off with fresh water inside. Once comfortable drinking from it like a bowl, switch it on for a few hours a day to help them get used to the sound and movement, gradually increasing until the fountain is their main water source.

Yes, most of our pet water fountains are suitable for both cats and small dogs, as long as the size and flow meet your pet’s drinking habits. Choose a model with a flow and capacity suited to your pet’s size and preferences.