Can you fill this with whiskey instead of water? (Not for my pets, I know they aren't old enough to drink).
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Vodka works as well. The aeration created by the circulation will cause the liquid to evaporate more quickly than if poured into a drinking glass. However, if you lay on the floor on your belly, arms out to the sides so as not to interfere, and lap with a steady rhythm for an extended period of time, I have found that you will get all you need to make your troubles fade into the background well before the vodka/whiskey evaporates entirely. NOTE: This will result in serious dehydration, the exact opposite of the fountain's intended purpose. So before the adventure begins, I suggest ingesting a very large quantity of pure water. Enjoy! Vodka works as well. The aeration created by the circulation will cause the liquid to evaporate more quickly than if poured into a drinking glass. However, if you lay on the floor on your belly, arms out to the sides so as not to interfere, and lap with a steady rhythm for an extended period of time, I have found that you will get all you need to make your troubles fade into the background well before the vodka/whiskey evaporates entirely. NOTE: This will result in serious dehydration, the exact opposite of the fountain's intended purpose. So before the adventure begins, I suggest ingesting... » Read More Vodka works as well. The aeration created by the circulation will cause the liquid to evaporate more quickly than if poured into a drinking glass. However, if you lay on the floor on your belly, arms out to the sides so as not to interfere, and lap with a steady rhythm for an extended period of time, I have found that you will get all you need to make your troubles fade into the background well before the vodka/whiskey evaporates entirely. NOTE: This will result in serious dehydration, the exact opposite of the fountain's intended purpose. So before the adventure begins, I suggest ingesting a very large quantity of pure water. Enjoy! « Show Less
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No just fill the bottle, as animal drinks the bottle brings the water level back up, it's a no brainer. I love it. Lasts about 7 days or more.
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I think that would be ghastly. Why not empty into a little glass, add a little water?
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Make sure you only use the pet version and it will be fine. The human version has alcohol and should not be used with pets.
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I think your dog would enjoy this one. Even more if your dog loves water. My 2 puppies love this and even more today because of the snow outside. I would give it a try and if he turns his face away maybe put a little bit of peanut butter under it. Good luck!
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I depends on your pet and her willingness to cooperate when she's thirsty. Our cat has drunk from it in the car, but not as routinely or thoroughly as the dog did. The bowl is flexible and not much water can rest in the bowl without spilling; I hold it up to them when they're drinking and also give her access to a water bowl when we give her access to the litter box.
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You can... but it's not designed for that type of use. It doesn't have a sipping attachment.
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I'm not sure about drinking it since your only supposed to give them a teaspoon or tablespoon depending on the size of your dog. I simply spread the tablespoon over the top of there food everyday. If you feed your dog out of a feeder than you will have to be creative. If you put food in a bowl for them daily then it's easier.
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you might be able to but just - it was a lot smaller than it appeared and our dogs are way too big. For them its more like a drinking trough...Imagine an old-fashioned baby carriage, the part where you lay the baby down, and that is about how big it is
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You can divide it in small portions and freeze it. I do that for my small doxie.
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You can make them. They suggest you place the alcohol in after so that it freezes up. But I will agree that it is very loud.
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Of course you can, as long as it's water and not some other liquid. If you have any other questions, please email us at hello@trustednutrients.com :)
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Not that I know of, but friends did use it for rabbits. If they can drink from a bowl should be ok.
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Yes, there is. There are in fact two ways that I did.One is boiling twice the water you gonna use. Boil, wait till cool then boil again, when cools down you fill it.The other is using distilled water, which, for a good scotch, goes great!
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I mixed it with their drinking water. Since it contains alcohol, I measured carefully. It worked well for my cats
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I usually fill it with water at the dog park and l let my dogs drink, but then I empty it after they are done, so I'm not sure I can attest to how long the bowls will actually hold the water.. Sorry.
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I haven't tried that yet, But I would think that the Hot water would break down the pellets. Maybe use luke warm water instead? You have to think, the animals body temp shouldn't be over 100, and household water temp is 140 plus. Give it a try and let us know... :)