Does this fountain use the same filter as the other Catit fountain? If I have one of each would like to use the same filters.
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Sorry for late response. Don't know what kind of filters the other models take since I only have the dome one. I've actually been rinsing out the filter after one week with super hot water & re-use it for another week. Wish I could soak them in bleach, but afraid the smell would remain. But rinsing does remove the misc. fur that gets caught in the filter.
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I don't know if this uses the same filters as the other, the filter for the Catit is long and segmented to fit the crescent curve space in the fountain. I just suggest looking-check the ones you already have against a picture of the ones for the Catit and see if they are similar :)
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I'd recommend the drinkwell platinum have had the catit and drinkwell systems and the drinkwell is so much easier to clean and fill regularly. Plus the catit gets dirty a lot more easily just some thoughts.
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you will work yourself to death keeping it clean. Filter system will have to be cleaned daily. This is geared to a small inside dog or cat. I have 2 large inside dogs and I grew sick of cleaning filters and now I just use bowl (threw away fountain part)and empty it twice daily and fill with fresh water. The bowl is pretty nice, but fountain is a pain.
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Sorry I don't. I am not thrilled with this fountain and when it kicks the bucket, I will replace with the Catit Drinking Fountain. I already have the Dogit fountain and it is so much better.
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The fountain comes with a filter. I did buy extras and have switched out one so far.
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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
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The instructions say to change the filter every two weeks. I ordered the fountain for a cat that was dehydrated and severely constipated, in the hope that it would encourage him to drink more water. Unfortunately, he died of related complications before I received the fountain.
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It has one filter that goes around the pump housing that I assume keeps particles out of the pump. Then it has another charcoal filter after the pump that filters the water for the fountain. They can be seen here: 6 Foam Pre-Filters for Drinkwell Stainless Steel 360, Lotus, Avalon, Pagoda Water Bowl and here: Drinkwell Avalon & Pagoda Charcoal Filters (12 Pack)
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After looking up the hammacher schlemmer fountain and seeing what it looks like and the filter it uses, I think there's a good chance these filters would work with your fountain. They look exactly the same. Also, my package of filters says they are a universal filter that works in all pet fountains using the pictured filter (meaning the one on the package). Good Luck!
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As far as I know, all the filters are the same except for the water bottle filter. For some reason the part #'s are differeent and make it seem as though they're different filters.
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I use distilled water as well and because of that, I don't use the carbon. I bought it and used it in the beginning but have since stopped and still have some just sitting in the cabinet. If you use tap water, then I would definitely use the carbon. I take apart the pump totally apart and rinse it out once per week and I change the white filter around the pump every 6 months or so. We have had the fountain since April of 2012 and have had no problems with it whatsoever. We just bought the mat for the fountain and can't believe we didn't buy it sooner. The cats love the fountain and so do we :-) I use distilled water as well and because of that, I don't use the carbon. I bought it and used it in the beginning but have since stopped and still have some just sitting in the cabinet. If you use tap water, then I would definitely use the carbon. I take apart the pump totally apart and rinse it out once per week and I change the white filter around the pump every 6 months or so. We have had the fountain since April of 2012 and have had no problems with it whatsoever. We just bought the mat for the fountain and can't believe we didn't buy it sooner. The cats love the fountain and so do we... » Read More I use distilled water as well and because of that, I don't use the carbon. I bought it and used it in the beginning but have since stopped and still have some just sitting in the cabinet. If you use tap water, then I would definitely use the carbon. I take apart the pump totally apart and rinse it out once per week and I change the white filter around the pump every 6 months or so. We have had the fountain since April of 2012 and have had no problems with it whatsoever. We just bought the mat for the fountain and can't believe we didn't buy it sooner. The cats love the fountain and so do we :-) « Show Less
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I think all Drinkwell filters fit all of their fountains. I have two different Drinkwell fountains and they both take the same filter.
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No it does not use a filter as far as I know. We have never used it with a filter but we are using it for a small indoor fountain.
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I don't. Does your fountain have a filter and if so, is it filtering out the Oratene?
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Yes, that is the fountain I use it on. If you do not clean your fountain properly your pet can get mouth infections that are expensive to treat. We clean our unit and change the filter faithfully every 3 days.
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The filter is very slightly tapered, not that you would notice it. I had an original along with the Platinum for a while, and always had to look close to make sure which filter I was grabbing because they look a lot alike. I never tried to interchange them, but I think I could have. I replaced all my original with Platinum (I have several cats who like to drink from the falling water and the Platinum has more of a drop for them to work with), so I can't test if these filters would fit in an original. The packaging lists original as one of the foutnains the filter pack will work with.
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Judy, thank you for your question! This fountain uses the PetSafe Drinkwell Outdoor Dog Fountain Replacement Filter Kit
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Hi, These 2 units use the same filter, and they are not listed on the Multipure web site. They use the most common filter. The countertop unit on the Multipure site is plastic now not stainless. They must be older models, but I would prefer the stainless over plastic. The filters will always be available, and if you get on the auto ship program from Multipure, you can save $$. Which ever one fits your fancy. They are sold by 2 different companies and neither has free shipping. Definitely buy one. You will be doing yourself and whoever else drinks the water a huge favor. Sorry about the delay. I was caught up in the flooding in Colorado. I was not directly affected, but friends were.