My cats drinks from the same bowl as my dog. Is this safe for cats?
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Mary Jo - I would check with the manufacturer or your vet on this. But my guess is that since the product specifies that the minerals in the rocks only bind to nitrogen (which causes the burn) & render their urine output largely unchanged, that cats aren't impacted either. I feel better about using these as opposed to the numerous "treats" ot other products for pets that claim to have similar effects - our dog does raw meaty bones diet & no manufactured foods, especially grains, so it's important to us to control her diet. Hope this helps!
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Yes, if they are a small dog. The cat that got this bowl weighs approx. 10 lbs and is a big cat.
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I use mine for water and the cats drink out of it. I don't use it for food.
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I bought one primarily for the cat (he won't drink anything but running water), but both of my dogs (30 lb. and 50 lb.) use it from time to time. They still use their traditional water bowls when they are so thirsty that they just want to dive in. (The Catit bowl requires a little more patience on their part.)
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Not quite sure what the question is but I can say this: got mine online thru Amazon. My 2 cats love the water bowl they're for. I agree with Dieter - I'm not changing the filter as often as recommended but it's currently cold weather so that helps. Found that just rinsing it when I change the water and clean the bowl once a week has been good enough.
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We have a rottie and a kittie. The spout doesnt send rushing water out like I thought it would, but only the cat uses the stream of water and its a perfect running speed for her. I honestly haven't had any issues with it and I've had it for a few months now. It's better that refilling a water bowl a few time a day
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Yes I believe this would be fine regarding food size as the dispenser unit has an adjustable auger opening size you can set for your food when you set it up. Some people say this step is too tricky to figure out but its really quite simple. Only concern would be bowl size, as in how many goats are you wanting to feed at the same time? The bowl is quite large and my 2 cats manage sharing easily but could be a problem for 3 or more animals at a time. See a full review here: http://www.catfooddispensersreviews.com/pet-feedster-automatic-pet-feeder-full-review/
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Yes it's fine, I have two cats. I find the larger bowls having the cats pushing the food around with their tongues and ending up along the sides.
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I've been grabbing some very cheap SS pet bowls from the dog section of a local discount store. I have cats, but the dog bowls are big and deep enough to hold the fountain and still provide room to drink. Anything made for pets will be designed with a wide flat bottom and will be resistant to tipping. You don't want to use something like a SS mixing bowl. Bergan makes some nice inexpensive ones.
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I found mine on here and it has worked out for me and my three cats you may need to buy three for you dogs. I fill them up every three weeks but with dogs you will have to see how they drink to do there. I love mine and I love the water one also got it so when I go on vacation just fill and don't have any worrys. I hope this will help you
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Cats can not pull out the base. The tubes will hold water with out leaking, but I do no think the cat would be able to drink from then because they are too narrow for them to fit their faces in. they are about the circumference of a toilet paper tube. If you left the tube off you could put a little water in the cups at the bottom, but not much... I really don't think putting water in this thing is a very good idea.
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I'd say so, depending on how messy of a drinker you've got there. Just beware of the chunks of food that may get dropped on the plastic as well. Once they mix with the splashed water, it can get a little yucky. I have to scrub this thing fairly regularly, but it comes with the territory. It's a great set of bowls, especially for taller dogs.
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Vel is a cat? I have two big boys (cats)- the bowl holds plenty of water, which weighs it down pretty significantly. Also it's pretty wide/low to the ground. I'd be surprised to see even a dog knock it over.
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the bowl is tilted on an angle, which it doesn't really show in the picture...higher in front to back. I do believe one cup of food would fit inside this bowl, it also has little rubber legs (I have a cat that likes to move/tip over the water bowls...he thinks its funny, I find it less than amusing after the fourth time in one day...this bowl he cannot tip or move) which was why I bought it. Hope that was helpful. I will say that the one cup of food might fill it to the top but I'm sure your pup will fix that once he starts eating :)
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I have been feeding this food to my cats for probably about a year. My 10-year-old male cat has been diagnosed with crystals. So many crystals that my vet was in shock that there were so many crystals present in his urine. I have to take my cat in for an x-ray this afternoon to see if he has stones, because if he has stones, too, then switching him over to a food that dissolves the crystals might break up a stone into a chunk which will cause a life-threatening blockage. This food is NOT appropriate for cats with urinary tract problems.
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I have 2 cats as well. Each cat has his own bowl and own collar. It helps to put the bowls in separate locations.
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My 87 lb lab eats out of it, so it might be a bit large for a cat. It would not be too tall for a cat, it's fairly shallow as far as dog bowls go. Hope that helps.