A fresh glass of water, every time she drinks — AquaOne

"She's at it multiple times a day."

"I couldn't believe the difference. My cat walked straight up to it and hasn't stopped drinking since. She used to barely touch her old fountain but now she's at it multiple times a day. Worth every penny."

Ella C.Verified

"Two months. Nothing."

"With my old fountain I was finding pink slime within days no matter how often I cleaned it. I've had the AquaOne for two months now and nothing. The water looks exactly the same as the day I filled it."

Alex N.Verified

"He drank from it!"

"I rarely see my cat drink water but within hours of set up he was lapping up the water. I believe he is drinking more water now because I see him drinking more often."

Susan H.Verified

"I wouldn't drink out of it."

"Stainless steel fountains were slimy in a matter of days. I wouldn't drink out of it so I don't want my cats to drink out of it."

Cynthia H.Verified

"They both prefer this one."

"We have two fountains: one circulates the same water, and this one. Our Tuxie won't touch the first one, and our Tortie barely uses it, either. They both prefer this one. This thing is 1000% worth the investment!"

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1 in 3

cats over ten develops kidney disease.

"One in three cats over ten develops kidney disease. Every owner asks me how to get her drinking more. Almost nobody asks what she's drinking."— Dr. Hannah Reyes, DVM · invented name — replace before publish

You can't make her drink more. You can decide what's in the glass.

She was built to drink small.Desert wildcat, most of her water from prey — on dry food she drinks about half of what vets say she needs, and she won't drink more to make up for it.

So every mouthful counts double.Whatever is in it goes in undiluted: the film, the hair, the bacteria the filter never touched.

Not more water. Better water.

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Every fountain you've owned serves her the same glass twice.

✕PetLibroThe pump sits in the water she drinks.

Hair and film go back through it every few seconds — and the pump is what dies first.

✕CatitThe slime grows from the pump.

Every crevice, impeller, cap — 45 minutes to clean, and it comes back.

✕KittySpoutStainless bowl. Plastic pump in the water.

Filter and pump sit in the same recirculating water she drinks — their words, not ours.

✕Filters on autopayCarbon fixes the smell. Not the bacteria.

No maker claims it does. $50–$130 a year for the part that hosts the film.

✕The bowlClear isn't clean.

A bowl grows a slime film in about a day — and she can taste yesterday.

We exist because they deserve a fresh glass of water.

Nine lives, ten. What's in her glass for the years before the rainbow bridge is the part we can do something about.

A fresh glass of water, every time she drinks.

Two sealed tanks, a steel tray between them. Every 6, 9 or 12 hours — your pick — the tray empties into the waste tank and pours a fresh glass from the clean one. She never drinks from the same water twice in a row.

Clean tank, tray, used-water tank — one-way flow

1

Fill the clean tank.2.6L, sealed. 10–13 days for one cat.

2

It pours the next glass itself.On your schedule. You don't do anything.

3

Rinse the tray once a week.Under five minutes. No brushes, no cartridges.

Does the water move?

No stream. It pours a fresh glass, then the glass sits — like the one you just poured yourself — until the next pour. Many cats are drinking within a day or two; some take a week or two; a few tap devotees never switch. If she won't, tell us within 30 days — it isn't your fault or ours, and we'll sort it out with you.

Will she drink from it? The switch that works.

1

Day 0 — put it next to her bowl.Same spot she drinks now; faucet cat → next to the sink. Away from food and litter, open on all sides. Leave the old bowl.

2

Fill it with the water she already drinks.Tap or filtered, same as her bowl — fill it in front of her if she's a tap cat. Tray to the rim.

3

Days 1–3 — let her look.No hovering, no carrying her to it. Press the button while she's near so she sees it pour; a pinch of catnip beside the tray if she's shy.

4

Days 3–7 — stop refreshing the old bowl.Let it go stale while the tray stays fresh. Faucet cat? Set the 6-hour cycle and drop an ice cube in — colder, more often.

5

Days 7–14 — check, then remove.Watch the tray level drop (or a camera). Once she's using it, take the old bowl away a couple of days later.

How long it really takes: many cats within a day or two. Some a week or two. A few — usually lifelong tap cats — don't switch. If nothing after two weeks, move it, keep both, give it a month. And if she still won't, tell us within 30 days and we'll agree the right outcome with you.

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The offer

$179.95 ~~$249.95~~

$70 off while stock lasts. 1,634 left.

Two cats? Two fountains.

Two for $279.95 — save $219.95.

One per cat, or one per floor — she drinks more when the glass is close.
More than one cat? A single fountain turns territorial — the bold one guards it, the shy one quietly misses out.
One's always pouring while the other's rinsed.

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Won't drink from it? Tell us within 30 days — we help her switch, and if she still won't, we agree the right outcome with you: a replacement or a partial refund. It stays with you.

Damaged, faulty, wrong item? Free replacement. Nothing to send back.

1-year warranty. No forms, no restocking fee. One email: help@trypurestream.com.

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