Black Friday and Cyber Monday are on the horizon, but special offers on items for pets have already started to arrive. To our furry feline overlords, any day is a good day for a gift. Go ahead, just try to convince...
About Auther: City girl turned farm girl, Patty Woodland shares her life and loves from a small Montana farm. Drawing inspiration from her garden,...
Cats are naturally drawn to running water since they see it as fresher than water in a bowl. Cat fountains are a fun way to entertain your cat, but make sure you choose the right one. Decorative fountains are not...
If you want to keep your cat healthy, you need to give them fresh water every day. The recommended amount is 3.5 to 4.5 ounces of water per five pounds of body weight. You can check the chart below to...
Cat water fountains don't need a filter to operate properly. Nevertheless, filters can help to reduce nasty odors, keep the water clean, and protect the pump from debris. The best fountains for cats have at least two filters, one that...
One of the most important things to consider when buying a cat water fountain is the material it is made of. Ceramic and stainless steel are both more expensive options, but they are easier to clean and reduce hard-water buildup. Ceramic fountains...
Cats are known for their playful personalities, but sometimes their mischief gets the best of them. Their favorite pastime is playing with water, and when they get their hands on a faucet or water fountain, they don’t stop playing until...
Leaving a cat water fountain on all the time might seem like a great idea at first, but there are some potential risks involved. This article will explore the pros and cons of leaving a cat water fountain on all...
If you have a cat, you’ve probably heard the warnings about water fountain filters. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) has warned that many of the filters on pet water fountains contain lead and other toxins. Some of them even contain...
