PETLIBRO 4 Packs Replacement Filters for Dockstream Cat Water Fountain PLWF105/PLWF115/PLWF005, 2 Months Set of Replacement Filters for Ultra Quiet Pet Water Fountain

I am happy with this item. It has a motion sensor so it only runs when cat is in front of it. The cats seem to like it and I dont have water all over the floor! My vultures try to eat cords - so I am happy this can hold a charge and lasts a good amount of time as well. I have to charge about once a week or maybe every week and a half. This was recommended to me and grateful for the recommendation- heres me paying it forward.

The best fountain you will ever own. I'm still using it and I think I purchased it like 4 years ago. Well worth the money. There's been a few hiccups with it resetting after the water runs out and you refill. But this thing is so quiet you could put it next to your pillow while you sleep and not be disturbed in the slightest. I'm a stickler for noise and I've had zero complaints. You and your iguana will love it.

It's basically silent. My cat went straight to it and loves it. I wanted to get the splash guard, but the one for this model wasn't in stock. It has not been necessary at all. My cat made a mess with the last one, no issues with this one at all. The last one was hard to clean as well, this one is very easy.

After years of owning cats, I swear they have a sixth sense about anything that is marketed specifically "for cats" and will promptly reject it! So I wasn't sure if I'd be shipping this "cat fountain" promptly back to Amazon, but.... success! Our Napoleon happily drinks from it! I found the fountain to mostly live up to its description: incredibly quiet, reliable, super easy to clean and refill and, dare I say, sleek and stylish-at least for a cat fountain. Where it falters is in the battery life--I'm getting less than two weeks instead of the estimated month. Here's the issue: to conserve battery life, the fountain starts flowing for 45 seconds whenever it senses something near it AND once per hour, regardless, so the water never stagnates. However, if your cat's water is in an area that you walk by frequently, then the fountain will flow EVERY time you pass by it, using up battery life much more quickly. Apartment dwellers often don't have much choice in where they position things, so keep that in mind. A light on the front of the fountain will glow red when the battery needs to be recharged soon, so you don't have to guess or wait til the fountain stops working. However, even with much less battery life than I expected, this fountain is a keeper... but they should consider doubling the battery size for future models. Suggested tip: when you first get the fountain, you have to plug it in to charge it, and the fountain runs continuously while it's charging. I waited a week before I unplugged, even though it had fully charged in less than a day, so that my cat would see this as his new water source. Now he has learned that the fountain will start flowing when he gets close to it. (And if you have an outlet near the fountain, you can also leave it plugged in and flowing full time if you wish. I don't have that option.) A couple of final notes: keeping the water clean requires the changing of two custom filters every two weeks. This is a snap to do, but the cost for 4 months worth of filters is currently about $30 on Amazon. So consummables for this fountain will run you about $90 per year. Third party filter brands are cheaper, but hard to know if they will provide the same level of filtration as OEM, and I'm not going to take a chance with my cat's water supply to save a few bucks. Also: I've read some reviews that complain about leaking and I don't see how that's possible. The tank is a solid piece of plastic and unless it has been cracked, there's no way it can leak. Thanks for taking the time to read my review and I hope you find it helpful in making a buying decision.

PETLIBRO Cat Water Fountain, Cordless Pet Water Fountain Review I’m very happy with this PETLIBRO cordless cat water fountain. It’s quiet, easy to set up, and the cordless design makes it convenient to place anywhere without worrying about cables. My cat took to it right away and drinks more water now, which is great for their health. The build quality feels solid, and it’s simple to clean and refill. The water flow is gentle and consistent, and the battery life is impressive. A great upgrade for any pet owner looking to encourage better hydration.

First, this is my second PetLibro fountain and they are the easiest and fastest to clean of any fountain I’ve ever owned. I was thinking I’d use this unplugged but I didn’t think the motion thing triggered fast enough and the tray would get a bit low on water, so I’ve kept it plugged in and am glad for the battery backup when the power goes out. I wish I hadn’t gotten this in black because we have hard water and it starts to show the white mineral deposits on the black spout and filter top. It has to be nearly empty before the low water light comes on, I’d prefer to know sooner. I do think the filters are a bit on the expensive side, but that’s an issue with a lot of the fountains out there. The newer Petlibro fountains have some nice improvements I wish this one had, so check those out. Now the only downside, that applies to all the fountains with a top tray and the main water underneath, is the concern if the power goes out for any length of time your cats will run out of water. That top tray doesn’t really hold that much water. The battery in this one does help alleviate some of that concern, but it’s something to think about.

I love this fountain! I originally purchased it because I already have a corded fountain downstairs, but I wanted a cordless option for my kitchen. The motion-activated feature really appealed to me because the water doesn't run continuously—it only activates when it detects activity, which keeps the water fresh. The biggest challenge wasn't the fountain, it was my cat. She's very sensitive to anything new, and when I first set this up, she wanted absolutely nothing to do with it. The fountain is motion-activated, so when she cautiously approached it for the first time, the sensor detected her and the water suddenly started flowing. That was enough to send her backing away in a hurry! She looked at me as if she was saying, "Did you see that?!" From that moment on, she treated the fountain with extreme suspicion and wanted nothing to do with it. For more than a week, I left the fountain out alongside her regular water dish. She would go out of her way to avoid the fountain, taking a wide path around it just to reach her old bowl. At that point, I was convinced it wasn't going to work. I decided to move the fountain to a location where I could keep it plugged in so it would run continuously. Even then, she avoided it for several more days. Then, on the very day I was considering returning it, she finally approached it and took a long drink. I was thrilled! That was the breakthrough we needed. Since then, she's been using it every day. I'm gradually moving it toward the location where I'd prefer to use it in cordless mode, and I'm hopeful she'll eventually become comfortable with the motion-activated feature as well. Baby steps! As for the fountain itself, I'm extremely impressed with the quality. The water reservoir is generously sized, which means less frequent refilling, and the design looks like it will be very easy to clean. I haven't needed to do a full cleaning yet, but I appreciate that it comes with a small brush for reaching all the little corners and crevices. What stands out most, however, is how incredibly quiet it is. In fact, I can't hear it at all unless I'm standing right next to it. Even then, what I'm hearing is just the sound of the water flowing, not the pump. If you're looking for a well-made, nearly silent fountain with the flexibility of cordless operation, I highly recommend this one. Even if your cat is a little suspicious of new technology, don't give up too quickly—mine eventually decided it was worth the risk!

The water fountain works very well for what it is. I can't personally attest to its battery performance when used in wireless, but as a cat fountain that I kept wired all the time, it did exactly what I needed it to. It was quiet and had a large enough capacity that I only would need to add a little bit of water once a week between weekly cleanings for my 2 cats. Cleaning was pretty easy, and I never had problems with biofilm build up. The Kuangbiao 3rd party filters I used (which were much cheaper than the official ones) seemed to work just fine when changed every 2 weeks. However, the reason I use "was" and removed a couple stars is due one to an issue with the design of the fountain base. The base is not water proof, or even water-resistant in any meaningful way. The USB-C cable the fountain comes with has a little rubber gasket you can slide on to prevent water from entering, and the power button is surrounded by a rubber top as well. The problem occurs when any water gets dripped over the sides of the fountain, which is absolutely going to happen since this is going to be used for cats. When it drips over, it pools at the top of the base between the water resorvoir and the base before it inevitably overflows and wicks down around the sides and then pools under the base. This is right where the cable plugs in and the button is. You can of course try to keep it dry, but that'd require tons of active maintenance, and defeats the point of having that little amount of water resistance they attempted with the design. After about a year of use, I noticed the charging indicator light was turning pink and fading in and out. The pump was also kind of spotty and wouldn't run constantly, which it should when plugged in. I picked up the base and sure enough, there was a bit of water sloshing around inside. Since I had a feeling it was pretty much dead anyway, I decided to disassemble the base by peeling the 4 rubber feet off and unscrewing the 4 Phillips head screws securing the top plastic piece to the bottom one. Then I went around with a small flat-head screwdriver to pry and pop open the internal plastic clips holding the top and bottom pieces together. Once I got in, I saw that the water had corroded and rusted the connection on the main board where the light I had mentioned turning pink was. I also noticed corrosion, but no rust on both the USB port and the power button connections to the mainboard. So that's the issue; the electronic internals are not properly shielded from water, despite this being a water fountain. I find it funny that the base mentions clearly to not submerge it, but it's not even constructed well enough to withstand normal exposure if used as a water fountain. If they just conformally coated the mainboard and the motion sensors, it wouldn't be a problem. And instead of securing the 2 base pieces together by some screws and clips, glue them together so they're water-tight. Might make getting into it like I did harder, but let's be real, I'm probably one of like 5 people on the planet that have decided to open a Petlibro water fountain base up. And I wouldn't have needed to if it were properly water-resistant. So buyer beware, your unit might die in a year just by using water in your water fountain. Still, worked very well while it lasted, but will be buying a fountain that doesn't rely on a PCB to operate.

Got these on an offer and the perlibro is defo the better fountain where mold and gunk build up is concerned, as you dont really get it. Occasionally a bit of pink mold very minute and easy to clean. Unlike the cheaper fountains

War sehr gut

Stopped working after three months and it’s impossible to find out how to contact maker for advice

Simplement parfait pour la fontaine de mon chat.

This kitty didn't drink before the fountain and now she drinks all the time. It is very quiet. I don't hear it. I haven't tried the battery function yet, but I am super pleased with the purchase and would buy again.