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Clara2141

moneysavingkitten wrote: »

Sorry, I'll try to be quiet. Mine is sleeping behind the laptop screen at the moment, fortunately he hasn't seen it yet

My older cat is sat next to me sleeping. It's the little one who is currently in the kitchen who will only drink out of the kitchen tap...and will play with the water. She is the only cat I know that will actively play in it.

If it goes cheap enough I will have to get it for her...she does need to drink more.

moneysavingkitten

loveshopping wrote: »

What would you rather? Treats and Toys or something to drink water out of?

Hmm I guess if it makes him healthier then something to drink out of... I can't make my mind up if he will just splash about in it though, he likes water

I guess I would probably spend £20 on him for xmas anyway extending his play ball on a track thing... so maybe that should be the budget for the fountain?

earthlysparky

moneysavingkitten wrote: »

Sorry, I'll try to be quiet. Mine is sleeping behind the laptop screen at the moment, fortunately he hasn't seen it yet

We've got away with it so far. she's had her coffee and gone downstairs for brunch.

teabag29

lego star wars and harry potter back from yesterday

Doc_N

If anyone wants that Samsung 50" and is on the waiting list, hang on in there. Mine will be going back into the pot shortly - decided it isn't worth the £400.

moneysavingkitten

K1ttycat wrote: »

re:cat fountain - we've got the catmate one http://www.petstuffgalore.co.uk/cat-products/auto-feeders/cat-mate-pet-fountain.html and it has received mix reviews from our cat clan. Three of the cats use it, the other three prefer normal bowls. I was surprised because they all seem to like to drink water outside that sort of moves when the wind blows, etc. or water from the tap. Thought this would copy the outdoor water but be healthier without all the water fleas swimming around it it...lol!

Thanks very much for the info That one looks like there is more movement in the water, so it is interesting to know some of the cats still aren't bothered. Do you find any of them play with the water? Mine loves to make a mess that's the main thing that has put me off trying in the past.

loveshopping_2

moneysavingkitten wrote: »

Hmm I guess if it makes him healthier then something to drink out of... I can't make my mind up if he will just splash about in it though, he likes water

If you replace the water in the bowl daily, then surely that's healthy? And I haven't heard of any cats being ill because they haven't got a water fountain. Am I missing something?

butterfly81

moneysavingkitten wrote: »

Thanks very much, be interesting to see what this fountain goes for. Been looking around for reviews... there are much prettier ones around for about £30, I wonder how good this one is?

The drinkwell platinum fountain seems to have some good reviews.
I am tempted by the Cat mate pet fountain for £19.98 (unless price of the drinkwell platinum later today comes down alot) as it seems to have very good reviews - very quiet and easy to clean. Also has 2 upper bowls for the cat to drink out of. Will have to wait and see...can I convince my OH we need a water fountain?

barbyrolli

Lumberjack boots were £55 yesterday. The deal at 2.44 could be a wide angle camera lens and there is another 32" tv on.

bruticus

Goldeneye is back, but just for PS3 again