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Lots of cats prefer to drink running water. This is because, in nature, running water is less likely to be contaminated, so cats are hard-wired to search for a safe water source. There are many beautiful cat water fountains out there, but some cats are obsessed with drinking from the sink. If you don’t want to spend all day running over to the sink to turn it on for your cat, then you’re going to love this brilliant invention!
Introducing the AquaPurr, a cat drinking fountain that connects to your faucet and is motion activated, so when kitty hops up on the counter it turns on automatically, giving her a fresh flow of water to drink. You never have to fill the AquaPurr and there are no filters to clean, plus it’s easy to use the faucet without disconnecting the AquaPurr, simply turn the valve and use the faucet normally.
The AquaPurr also has decorative covers for the base of the unit to make it match your decor. The AquaPurr is available on Amazon.
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Though most “smart” stuff leaves me cold, this is a GREAT use of tech and why didn’t someone think of/develop/market it sooner? I just wish my beloved Maryam could have had this. She was a great sink-drinker. Beautiful design choices, too!
This looks like a wonderful invention, considering that my cats always try to drink from the filtered water tap which is shaped quite similarly . The only flaw that I see with this is that the tap seems to be made of a vinyl like material and I know my cats will definitely chew on it. It needs to be made of metal like a normal tap is.
This is great but no way this should cost $129! If it was in the $30-$40 range I would consider it. Looks like there are some alternatives on Amazon that are more in that price point
This is very clever, but I can’t justify $129 when I’m not positive my cats would use it.
My cats prefer drinking out of the tub faucet. Will this device work on a tub faucet? And, yes, I agree with other posters that the price seems out of whack.