PetSafe Drinkwell Premium Carbon Filters, Dog & Cat Water Fountain Filters

Arrived quickly and work well in the fountain. Price is very reasonable.

I’ve been using these replacement filters with my Drinkwell dog water fountain for a few years now, and they work great. Very easy to use, you just need to rinse them really well before use. This can be a bit tricky and sometimes there is still some carbon that comes off after installing into the fountain. This gripe is very minimal. Replacement frequency really depends on how much my dog drinks and gets the water dirty. Anywhere from 2-4 weeks is what I typically see. Visually it does do a pretty good job keeping the water cleaner. It also helps debris from clogging the pump. Overall great buy. TL;DR Pros: • Easy to install and replace • Keeps water clear and fresh • Helps protect fountain pump Cons: • Must rinse well before use to remove carbon dust

Good water filters for my cat

I was so disappointed when my Drinkwell fountain had a low pressure stream, even though I was removing the cat hair from the little vent in the bowl. I honestly thought maybe the fountain burned out from a time when it had been running all day with almost no water. (I've had this happen while cleaning out an empty fish tank, and found later that this happens when some filters are run without water!) I was about to throw away my filter and purchase a new one but then decided I didn't want to throw my 60 dollars down the drain (It's only 30 something dollars now, haha!) So I Googled low-pressure in Drinkwell Fountain, couldn't find anything other than possible manufacturer defects. After looking for a bit more, I came across two reviewers who said they saw improvement after cleaning the pump, so I gave it a shot. My fountain works as though it was brand new. I am SO glad I bought it (I initially thought why not just buy some pipecleaners and try it that way, but after cleaning my pump, I'm glad I put in the small investment). I don't usually write long reviews, but I wrote this one here because I hope to save other people the trouble of getting rid of their fountain because of a fixable issue like this! My only complaint about the cleaning kit is that the largest piece is meant to fit inside the water container, and while it does fit, it doesn't quite reach all the areas inside perfectly. However, the other two pieces in the kit make it entirely worth the purchase. And as for the water container, just put a little warm water in it, cover the opening with your hand, and shake the container pretty hard. That thoroughly cleaned that area for me.

Filters are very easy to install and change. My cat won’t drink from a bowl the water has to be flowing. Only one complaint: I’d like the same fountain in a smaller size.

My husband and I have had a Drinkwell fountain for our cats for at least a decade now and it's one of the best purchase decisions we've made concerning the cats. Our cats love drinking from the moving water. They will tell us when the filter needs to be changed. The filters last a decently long time, about six weeks or a couple of months. We could probably get away with changing it every month though, our water from our condo isn't the greatest (old building, orange tint at times.) The filter itself is super low maintenance and very easy to install. The water flows through the filter well and the filter itself size wise is small enough that it's easy to store. I would purchase this item again if needed and I would recommend this item to my family.

I change the filters monthly. I soak the filter for about 10 minutes when I change it. This helps to get any additional coloring from the filter out.I cleaned the fountain and rinse the filter once a week by running it underwater and massaging it. We have two cats and a 70 pound dog. With just the two cats the fountain doesn’t get as dirty; but I would still clean it weekly. We have been using the petsafe drinkwell fountain for a while now.

Ok, so I clean my Drinkwell Platinum Fountain Drinkwell Platinum Pet Fountain 168oz and put the unit back on the floor. I lay down on the coach to take a nap. Next thing I know I have 3 paws whacking me upside the head and I hear, "Hello Mcfly, you did not change the dang filter and now the water is running over the top of the filter." So I get up and check out the filter. Low and behold the cats were correct. I did not change the filter and the water just ran over the top and went to the basin without being filtered. Now this was the 5th time in 6 weeks I had cleaned the unit. Basically it took 5-6 weeks for the filter to clog up. As the 3 amigos stared at me like I was a complete idiot I proceeded to replace the old filter with a new one from my stock I had purchased on Amazon. Once the new filter was in place, the 3 amigos all took their turns playing in the water, only pausing to give me the look of, "next time don't be such a dingbat," then proceeding to continue their frolicking. So here is the skinny on the filters. They really don't consist of much other than a fibrous trapezoid shaped to fit in your Drinkwell filter slot. They do have a black carbon side with some carbon granules between both sides that is supposed to remove odor from the water. How much odor it takes out I cannot say. But I am sure it does help. These filters will not take out anything that would be considered harmful like hard metals or even any minerals. They are not made for that purpose. They are made to keep things like hair or food particles from recirculating. And they function quite well for that purpose. Length of life simply depends on how many cats you have, how fast the filtration flow is, and how dirty your cats are. Over time I have noticed that my usage, with 3 playful kittehs, varies between 4-6 weeks. Now one of my cats thinks he is a raccoon. He is constantly taking his food over the water and cleaning it. Ok, he may just be playing with it, but he does take it over to the Drinkwell unit and puts the food in the water and then proceeds to bat it around. I also have another cat that likes to use his paws to bring the water from the waterfall to his mouth. For these reasons I tend to get a lot of cat hair in my fountain. Most is stopped by the hard plastic "pre-filter" but some does get by. This likely has an effect on my filters lifespan. I highly recommend these filters. As I have yet to find a generic brand for these filters you really don't have much of an option, unless you want to make your own. I make my own fish tank filters, but I have a basket/case made for the filtration materials to fit in. I have never seen anything like that for these filters. For that reason you really do not have much option other than using these, unless you want to somehow create your own basket to put your filtration media into. That being said, these filters do what they are intended to do. Watch for these to be on sale in bulk. I have found a 12 month supply (12 filters/4 - 3 packs) Drinkwell Platinum Premium Filters, 12-Pack for a good price at different times. The price does fluctuate so you have to watch it. Sometimes it is cheaper to purchase them just 1 package at a time and sometimes it is better to purchase them in bulk.

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It perfectly works in another fountain as well.

The carbon filters for my cat's fountain work great! They keep the water clean and fresh, which encourages my cat to drink more. They're easy to replace and do a fantastic job at filtering out any impurities. Highly recommend for anyone with a cat fountain to keep their pet’s water clean and healthy!