Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

So far so good. Pretty quiet too. Had to try a fountain where there isn't a bowl full of water that the cats can play with. One of our cats would drain the whole tank by playing, and flood the area. My gripe is that you can't tell how much water is in it. Either the bottom should be made of clear plastic, or there should be a clear strip where you can see the water level. Still pretty early in usage, but hopefully we've found a keeper. Update 11-7. All our cats are drinking from the new fountain, and so far no crazy spilling or playing that would cause a flood. We were previously using the Drinkwell Platinum, which was working well (but louder for sure), until one of cats went crazy, and would flood our kitchen. The design problem with the Drinkwell (whether the pump is running or not), is that if a cat desides to play with the water bowl, water will keep coming out till the reservoir is empty. That can make a big mess. Conversely with the Catit, no water is available without the pump. I guess that could be bad if you were away on a trip, and the power went out. But in our case, this design seems to be a better choice... At least for now. Update 1-31-16 Still loving the new fountain. We however have a "special" cat who had a whole routine at the fountain. We actually had to workout a latch system, so he wouldn't pull away from wall and stretch the power cord. When he comes up to the fountain he also likes to push/nudge on the flower portion. As you can see from the picture, we had to tape the lid down. But I also wish that the green center lid and flower attached more securely. If he pushes on those, they can come out from how they are suppose to seat inside the fountain, and disrupt the flow of water. So bottom line, it would be nice if all the pieces attached more securely to the top, and the whole thing could be heavier too, so it's not as easy for the cats to move.