Water Dispenser?

Try a Tractor Supply store or a farm supply store. Years ago they made waters for animals that just consisted of a bottle (quart, gallon), you filled the contain with water. Then you inverted it over a bowel shaped thing. It would fill the bowl, but would not run over. We used them on our farm to water small animals.

Pawz4me wrote:


Drinkwell has been around for a long time. That doesn't mean they can't or won't go out of business, of course. But they're probably the top manufacturer of water fountains for pets, and have been for years. I have one of their plastic water fountains that's about seven years old and still works fine. It came with filters but I don't use them. The fountain works just as well w/o them.

Petmate makes a one gallon gravity gravity waterer where the reservoir is plastic but the bowl is stainless steel. Here.

That looks pretty good. So we don't have to use the filters? Good news! Water goes through pvc pipes most of the time so there will be some contact with plastic somewhere but this looks like it might be an good option. Thanks!:C

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Dog Folks wrote:
Here you go. Mentions cat acne and holds a gallon of water: Feeder

That looks interesting. They require replacement filters though and I have to wonder how long filters will be available if the company ceases. We don't have the space for multiple steel bowls.

I thought I had seen a gravity fed water dispenser like the plastic Bistro with a 2.5 gal jug inserted into a base only in stoneware. Is that still in existence or even one in stainless steel?

Drinkwell has been around for a long time. That doesn't mean they can't or won't go out of business, of course. But they're probably the top manufacturer of water fountains for pets, and have been for years. I have one of their plastic water fountains that's about seven years old and still works fine. It came with filters but I don't use them. The fountain works just as well w/o them.

Petmate makes a one gallon gravity gravity waterer where the reservoir is plastic but the bowl is stainless steel. Here.

Dog Folks wrote:
Here you go. Mentions cat acne and holds a gallon of water: Feeder

That looks interesting. They require replacement filters though and I have to wonder how long filters will be available if the company ceases. We don't have the space for multiple steel bowls.

I thought I had seen a gravity fed water dispenser like the plastic Bistro with a 2.5 gal jug inserted into a base only in stoneware. Is that still in existence or even one in stainless steel?

Here you go. Mentions cat acne and holds a gallon of water: Feeder

DD dog did that too. Buy several SS bowls from any thrift store to use. Cheap solution.

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