The Arm & Hammer Gravity Refill Dog & Cat Waterer functions well but has significant issues with ease of use and durability. Reviewers appreciate its convenience for outdoor use and large pets but criticize the heavy design, leakage, and frequent cap failures. Overall, it's a decent option for those willing to overlook these issues.
Cap and reservoir issues
Prevention: Regular maintenance and careful handling
Described as easy to use for outdoor cats and large pets.
Holds enough water for multiple days.
Practical for household pets and large breed feline.
The waterer is very heavy and difficult to handle when filled with water.
Water can leak from the lid seal and base.
Factors: Frequent use, Heavy handling, Climate conditions
No, cleaning can be messy due to water leakage from the reservoir and base.
The cap is not very durable and may crack or come apart after a few months of use.
"Great water bowl! This holds enough water and let’s out just the right amount for my cats. - Diane"
"You can't just take off the water reservoir when the base gets dirty, because the reservoir leaks. ... A lot. ... I hate to have wasted this money, so I'm going to try using them outside. - CatDaddy"
If you're looking for a hassle-free waterer, this might not be the best option due to its shortcomings in design and durability. However, if convenience and ease of refilling are not your top priorities, it can be a reasonable choice.
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