FAQ

The safest type of cat water fountain is one made of stainless steel or ceramic with a quiet, low-voltage pump and dishwasher-safe components.

The main disadvantages of a cat water fountain include the need for regular maintenance, potential noise, filter replacement costs, and the risk of bacteria buildup.

Stainless steel water fountains are generally better for cats than plastic ones due to improved hygiene and durability.

When buying a cat water fountain, look for models that are quiet, easy to clean, made from safe materials, and effectively filter water to keep it fresh.

Yes, veterinarians often recommend water fountains for cats to encourage hydration and support urinary tract health.

The PETLIBRO Capsule Automatic Pet Water Fountain is considered the highest rated, praised for its quiet operation, ease of cleaning, and filtration system.

Not in corpus.

Yes, you can use puppy pads as an alternative to kitten litter, especially during training or in emergencies; however, it's not a long-term replacement.

Kittens usually poop once or twice a day and pee several times a day, depending on their age and diet.

Yes, you can use puppy pads for kittens, especially during training or in an emergency, but they are not a long-term substitute for proper litter boxes.