We have been using these filters for years for our doodle and it’s been amazing. The water is always clear and clean when you follow the directions of running water through it prior to installing it to the water dispenser. We did have to remove the spring on the dispenser because it was preventing the water from flowing often, but the filters work just as intended!
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| material | Plastic | Polyester | Resin | Carbon Fiber | activated carbon | Activated Carbon |
| duration | — | 8 | 4 | — | 4 | 4 |
| product benefit | Reduces Microbial Cysts | Filters hair and heavy metals, improves water quality, encourages increased pet water consumption | Encourages hydration and maintains water quality by removing bad tastes, softening tap water, and catching pet hair and debris. | Improves water purity, quality, and taste | Removes hair, dust, and impurities; Compatible with most stainless steel cat water fountains | Removes bad tastes and odors for fresher, cleaner water |
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| model number | PFD17-11867 | 12 | Bebederos | K1 | A | PAC00-16151 |
DO NOT REMOVE THE BLACK RUBBER SEAL ON THE FILTER
I can't believe I need to explain this but if you've removed the rubber stopper at the top of the filter, you've successfully wasted your money. The rubber stopper is called a "check valve" or non-return valve. It's sole purpose is to make sure things can flow one way but not the other; in this case, so air can flow into the reservoir, but water can't flow out of that particular hole, because THERE'S NO FILTER IN THAT HOLE! If you've removed it, you may as well just not added the filter in the first place. If you look at Tony C's picture, he shows the small plastic cap you're supposed to uncap on the reservoir lid.You may still run into an issue where it stops dispensing water even if there is water in the reservoir; this seems to be an issue with how the reservoir is oriented and where the actual dispensing hole (the rod with the spring) aligns in the bowl itself. If yours stop dispensing water while it's still full, take note of how the "Petsafe" logo is aligned on top of the reservoir. Put the reservoir into the bowl so that it's aligned opposite to what it was before (i.e. if it reads "Petsafe" rotate the reservoir so that it reads "ǝɟɐsʇǝԀ" or vice versa)As for the filter review, it's alright so far. The entire reason I bought it was because the reservoir would have fruit flies in it when I'd go to refill and it smelled horrible from all my dog's slobber getting sucked back up into it. So I mainly bought it to keep the flies and slobber out of the reservoir, rather than filtering the water itself; to which it seems to do a good job of.Hopefully this has kept some of you from following bad advice and flushing your money down the drain.Edit: As for the carbon/charcoal leaking through the filter; activated carbon is harmless when consumed. In fact, if your pet was poisoned and your brought them to a vet, the vet would probably have them ingest activated carbon/charcoal to absorb the poison. Same thing for humans. Human water filters like Brita or in-fridge water filters can/do leak carbon as well. This is why they say to dump the first several glasses of water when installing a new filter in a fridge. It's not visually pleasing, but it is practically harmless. Do a google search for "water filter leaking carbon" and see for yourself.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2022
I can't believe I need to explain this but if you've removed the rubber stopper at the top of the filter, you've successfully wasted your money. The rubber stopper is called a "check valve" or non-return valve. It's sole purpose is to make sure things can flow one way but not the other; in this case, so air can flow into the reservoir, but water can't flow out of that particular hole, because THERE'S NO FILTER IN THAT HOLE! If you've removed it, you may as well just not added the filter in the first place. If you look at Tony C's picture, he shows the small plastic cap you're supposed to uncap on the reservoir lid.
DO NOT REMOVE THE BLACK RUBBER SEAL ON THE FILTER
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2022
You may still run into an issue where it stops dispensing water even if there is water in the reservoir; this seems to be an issue with how the reservoir is oriented and where the actual dispensing hole (the rod with the spring) aligns in the bowl itself. If yours stop dispensing water while it's still full, take note of how the "Petsafe" logo is aligned on top of the reservoir. Put the reservoir into the bowl so that it's aligned opposite to what it was before (i.e. if it reads "Petsafe" rotate the reservoir so that it reads "ǝɟɐsʇǝԀ" or vice versa)
As for the filter review, it's alright so far. The entire reason I bought it was because the reservoir would have fruit flies in it when I'd go to refill and it smelled horrible from all my dog's slobber getting sucked back up into it. So I mainly bought it to keep the flies and slobber out of the reservoir, rather than filtering the water itself; to which it seems to do a good job of.
Hopefully this has kept some of you from following bad advice and flushing your money down the drain.
Edit: As for the carbon/charcoal leaking through the filter; activated carbon is harmless when consumed. In fact, if your pet was poisoned and your brought them to a vet, the vet would probably have them ingest activated carbon/charcoal to absorb the poison. Same thing for humans. Human water filters like Brita or in-fridge water filters can/do leak carbon as well. This is why they say to dump the first several glasses of water when installing a new filter in a fridge. It's not visually pleasing, but it is practically harmless. Do a google search for "water filter leaking carbon" and see for yourself.
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- Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024
I bought the medium size water bottle and waited for the two charcoal filters to arrive. That day is today and so I filled up her Majesty's gravity waterer with distilled water after the easy and quick set up of the filter system. I set it down on the floor and waited because Ms Awesome Cat was napping. Well I didn't have to wait long. The cat woke up, and went straight to her new charcoal filtered watering system. She loves it, even chose it over her water fountain. It holds a LOT of water and you can clearly see how much is in the bottle. The two filters are reasonably priced, set up was quick and easy with good instructions and secure packaging. I'll keep her water fountain but will also maintain this well designed low tech waterer as a back up because no electricity needed.
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NACHOReviewed in Mexico on March 11, 2020
Lo que esperábamos!!!
Muy buen producto funcionamiento y de buena calidad.NACHOLo que esperábamos!!!
Reviewed in Mexico on March 11, 2020
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Works as described. Ignore all the people who are incapable of reading a 3-step set of instructions.
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