Do these work on the cat it senses fountain?
201755
Yes. I have the Catit fountain and it works fine. Even though I have a small dog.
201756
Hi & Merry Christmas. It appears as though the size and shape are the same as the Senses fountain. From what I can see on the Amazon website, the Senses filter has an extra reservoir with a water softening ingredient. I can't give you a definite answer as I don't have the Senses fountain. Perhaps some more scrutiny of the Amazon site would get you a complete answer.
201757
I asked them about it on their Facebook page. Here'e there answer:Hi Sean, We produce Catit Foam/Carbon Filters (#55601) and the newer Catit Water Softening Filters (#55602), both of which are suitable to use with a Catit Senses fountain. The Foam/Carbon Filter removes debris from the water and absorbs impurities in the water. The Catit Water Softening Filters does this too, but in addition also removes magnesium and calcium from the water to reduce the risk of lower urinary tract diseases. The Water Softening filters also require less frequent changes than the Foam/Carbon filters. We hope this helps!So, yes they do, but the Senses filters last longer and filter more. I asked them about it on their Facebook page. Here'e there answer:Hi Sean, We produce Catit Foam/Carbon Filters (#55601) and the newer Catit Water Softening Filters (#55602), both of which are suitable to use with a Catit Senses fountain. The Foam/Carbon Filter removes debris from the water and absorbs impurities in the water. The Catit Water Softening Filters does this too, but in addition also removes magnesium and calcium from the water to reduce the risk of lower urinary tract diseases. The Water Softening filters also require less frequent changes than the Foam/Carbon filters. We... » Read More I asked them about it on their Facebook page. Here'e there answer:Hi Sean, We produce Catit Foam/Carbon Filters (#55601) and the newer Catit Water Softening Filters (#55602), both of which are suitable to use with a Catit Senses fountain. The Foam/Carbon Filter removes debris from the water and absorbs impurities in the water. The Catit Water Softening Filters does this too, but in addition also removes magnesium and calcium from the water to reduce the risk of lower urinary tract diseases. The Water Softening filters also require less frequent changes than the Foam/Carbon filters. We hope this helps!So, yes they do, but the Senses filters last longer and filter more. « Show Less
201758
They are the exact replacement for the ones that came with unit. The unit is couple a years old.
201759
Yes I believe it does work but these do not soften the water like the catit sense filters.
201760
I would buy the filters after getting the fountain. I have a senses fountain I think and these are the wrong filters. Ones for my fountain have 3 compartments. Hold off until you get the fountain. If it's a gift I would just include a gift card.
378534
Yes they do. When I first plugged it in they were smelling it and you know how cats do but after about 2 minutes they came right over looking for attention.
1939481
No, I don't think they would work for a cat because the cats want to scratch and dig and then bury/cover-up what they have done. We have had 4 cats of the years and always used litter for them.
1022648
Yes. And they bleed neon colours when they get wet- such as when kitties put them in their water bowls.
1362189
Actually, these are not suitable for water as the depth perception of cat would not fit with it and the size of the holes are too small. Also, when using for food, keep in mind that cats usually take 21 days to change a routine, this is a behavioural fact so be patient when switching to that kind of feeder and don't despair.Alexandre TremblayAiKiou Company
246341
I will say yes, most likely they will trigger the light. I wave my foot 6' under the light and it goes on, however foot attached to leg and you won't have that w cats, so hard to say for sure.
1456277
By how much your cat weighs. And my veterinarian's guidance. They work nice after your cat gets use to them. Though some will still get chewed off.
2110853
Yes it does work, but you MUST keep the collars tight so the probes are against the neck. We have 3 cats, all wear the collars.
120538
I think it probably depends on your cat some and how well they tolerate them. My cat couldn't care less they're on and they last 3+ weeks. The first time you put them on is annoying but once you get through that they usually come off one at a time so only have to replace one rather than do all of them all over again. I find myself replacing one a week maybe. I love them.
911171
It depends on the cat. Yes they are but I use super glue instead of the glue that comes with them. I have one cat that wears them for two weeks or more and one that can have them off in two days.
1193439
Yes, I believe they are/would be to a blind cat. There are sounds of birds chirping, parrots squawking, and squirrels chattering. Poor kitty...it's very kind and thoughtful to consider getting this video to entertain your cat. :)
1216356
I guess it would depend on how sensitive your cat is. But for five bucks, it seems like ti might be worth a try.
2246970
I don't know if they will or not. I just don't let my cat in that room anymore.As it is it takes several treatments to kill the smell. :-(
651347
I use these in my fountain for cats, or small dogs. Don"t know what size the filters are in larger models
1185814
It works immediately for my cats. Check to make sure you're using the right amount. Don't be afraid to use a little extra. I usually make their water a very light mint color.
1284981
No. It didn't work at all with my cats. I used it for months and they just walked right past it.
982761
No, they don't. I have a big, plastic pet syringe kind of thing that I use to get the cat to take it. I bought it at PetSmart, if I remember correctly.