
|Articles|October 1, 2005
Drinkwell Fountain
Veterinary Ventures introduces Drinkwell? The Original Pet Fountain for companion animals.
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Veterinary Ventures introduces Drinkwell® The Original Pet Fountain for companion animals.
The product satisfies a pet's preference for running water and need for proper hydration while serving as a convenience product for owners.
The Drinkwell Fountain holds more than a gallon of water with the use of an optional reservoir.
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The fountain encourages pets to drink more water, promoting healthier kidney and urinary function.
The Drinkwell Fountain was designed and patented by Mary Burns, DVM, to encourage pets to drink more water to promote better health, the company says.
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