How Does The Fountain Increase My Pets Water Intake?
How many times does your cat try and drink from the faucet or how many dogs love to drink from the garden hose? In nature, moving water is much fresher than stagnant water. The movement constantly breaks the surface tension of the water and draws oxygen from the air into the water. This process is called aeration and it makes water more appealing to drink. Pets may be drawn by instinct to moving water for this reason.

The Drinkwell Pet Fountain filters and aerates continuously moving water to keep it much fresher than standing bowl water. Even pets who don't jump on counters to drink from faucets may drink more water using the Fountain.

Why is this important? Many cats and dogs may not drink as much water as they should. This is one reason the urine becomes so concentrated and predisposes some pets to urinary tract disease, constipation or kidney disease. In particular, cats with urinary tract or kidney disease have a critical need for water to support kidney function or prevent crystal formation and obstruction.

The Drinkwell Pet Fountain is veterinarian designed and recommended by vet urinary specialists. It encourages water intake and proper hydration in healthy pets, and is especially beneficial in pets with kidney or urinary tract disease.

Health Benefits

• Improves your pet's health
• Reduces urinary diseases
• Improves the quality of your pet's life

It's simple, safe and proven to benefit your pet's health.. Research shows that one of the best ways to improve your pet's health is to get them to drink more water. And the best way to do that is with the Drinkwell Pet Fountain. By using a 5-inch falling stream of water, the Pet Fountain continually aerates your pet's water with healthful oxygen. A charcoal filter also removes bad tastes and odors, giving your pet the best possible - and most appealing - way to stay hydrated!

• Provides pets with an enjoyable "falling stream" of water
• Removes bad tastes and odors with extra large charcoal filter
• Adds more oxygen for freshness
• Easy to maintain
• Helps keep cats off counters and out of sinks
• Patented free falling system

Testimonials
Upon opening the package, the first thing I noticed was the quality of the product. It is well-made, sturdy and odorless. I was really impressed! Kaz is prone to urinary tract infections but now she won't get dehydrated! As far as I'm concerned, you have attained PURRFECTION in this imperfect world.
Judy, Alabama

I purchased the Drinkwell Pet Fountain and it is now the only thing my three cats will drink out of. I purchased it because one of my cats had severe kidney failure and it has drastically improved his health and quality of life. It has also stopped my other cat from jumping on the counter and crying for me to turn the sink on. We love the Drinkwell and would recommend it to everyone.
John & Cassandra, Maryland

After a painful experience with UTI and bladder crystals, our vet told us our kitty would need to be fed prescription diet for the rest of his life. What a bummer. We heard about the Drinkwell Pet Fountain and invested in it for our kitty's health. Our kitty started drinking copious amounts of water, no prescription diet necessary! I am now a big advocate. Who would want to drink out of a dirty, stagnant bowl anyway? The filtered, aerated water from the Drinkwell is fresh and great.
Caleb, California

What is Feline Kidney Disease?
Mineral deposits and stone formation in the urinary tract are a common cat problem leading to feline kidney failure. Stones cause bladder-lining irritation; if they become too large, they can cause partial or complete urinary blockage. Poor diet, including high sodium (salt) intake is one cause of this condition; it is believed that pets that have excessive mineral content in the diet are more likely to be affected by the problem. When kidney disease is diagnosed, changes in the diet should be implemented immediately; liquids should be increased to help avoid mineral deposit, and sodium (salt) intake should be reduced. Too much sodium increases heart rate which is linked with kidney disease. The use of herbs, such as those found in Feline Tripsy, is recommended to ease the symptoms of cat kidney disease, thereby relieving pain and avoiding infections.

Customer Testimonial
“All my life I have had cats but before now, none of them have had kidney disease. My current cat, Brit, is a kind, gentle animal who was recently diagnosed with kidney disease. Being a bit of a health food, natural product, environmentally aware kind of girl, my first thought was to seek out some natural products to give to Brit. After a brief search I came across Tripsy on your website. After reading the details and potential benefits I decided this was what I was looking for. I was right! It worked like a charm and I can’t thank you enough. Brit is picking up nicely and that tells me Tripsy worked!” Angela
Lincoln, NE

Common Symptoms

• Increased frequency of urination
• Presence of blood in the urine
• Loss of appetite
• Poor hair coat
• Depression and/or vomiting

So many of our customers have such good things to say about so many of our products that we felt we needed to add a section on our site where they could publish their testimonials. We are working hard to make sure that each testimonial gets published in a timely manner, but this is a big undertaking and we need to be sure that everybody's privacy is properly respected. So we would like to apologize in advance for not getting to this product yet. If you have a testimonial that you know other customers will find informative please email it to us at support@petwellbeing.com

 Dosage & Directions

 Ingredients

Stone Root: Diuretic, anti-inflammatory, acts as tonic for the capillaries, prevents kidney calculi formation.
Breakstone Parsley: Diuretic, soothes irritated or inflamed tissues.
Wild Hydrangea: Urinary antiseptic, soothes irritated tissues and reduces formation of urinary calculi.
Gravel Root: A restorative and cleansing herb that acts especially on the genitourinary organs.
Marshmallow: Anti-inflammatory; controls bacterial infection; soothes and softens irritated tissues.
Oregon grape: Contains alkaloids (berberine, berbamine, and hydrastine), resins and tannins; has demonstrated antibiotic and immunostimulatory activities.
Purple Coneflower: Inhibits bacterial formation of hyaluronidase, induces production of interferon; alterative, immunostimulant, promotes lymphocyte activities and stimulates phagocytosis.

 Warnings