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I have a dome one, but was thinking of buying one of the fresh flow ones in the near future. |
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Why are you thinking of changing Elaine? |
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Just because the Cat-it fountain I have now takes up a fair bit of space and is a bit cumbersome to dimantle and clean. I thought the fresh flow ones looked smaller and a little less fiddly for cleaning. You can get smaller Cat it fountains than the one I have, may even go for that. |
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I have the small cat it fountain, and it's great. It doesn't take up much room, is quiet and the cats all use it! |
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Do these cat fountains require electricity? I ask because I live in an old house with few electrical connections, especially in the kitchen where I'd be using one. I suppose I could look it up, but it'd easier just asking you who have one......  |
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Yes they run on electric. |
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