Dog Automatic Water Dispensers

A dog drinking enough matters more in the UAE than almost anywhere, because heat and air conditioning both increase water loss. A fountain keeps water moving, cool and filtered, and most dogs drink noticeably more from one than from a bowl that has sat all day. Pet Corner Dubai stocks dog water fountains from Drinkwell, Petsafe and CatIt.

What makes our dog water fountain range stand out

1. Large capacities for big dogs

Drinkwell and Petsafe units hold several litres, which is what a large dog in a warm climate actually gets through in a day.

2. Carbon filtration for taste and debris

Filters catch hair, food particles and drool, and improve the taste of heavily treated tap water, which some dogs are fussy about.

3. Continuous circulation keeps water fresher

Moving water resists the biofilm and stagnation that develops fast in a standing bowl in UAE heat.

4. Stable, low-profile designs

Wide bases and non-slip feet keep the unit upright when a large dog leans into it.

Frequently asked questions

How much water does a dog need daily?

Roughly 50 to 60ml per kilogram of body weight, so a 20kg dog needs about a litre, and considerably more in summer or after exercise. A sudden increase in drinking is a warning sign for diabetes, kidney disease or Cushings and is worth a vet visit.

Does a fountain keep water cool?

Circulation helps a little, but a fountain is not a chiller. In UAE summer, place it out of direct sun and away from a window, and add ice or refill with cool water during the hottest part of the day.

How often should I clean a dog fountain?

Refill every couple of days and strip it down fully once a week, pump included. Dogs leave far more saliva and food residue in water than cats do, so dog fountains need cleaning more often, not less.

Will a fountain stop my dog drinking from the pool or toilet?

Often, because those are usually the freshest moving water available to them. Fresh filtered water in an appealing form removes much of the incentive. Pool water is worth discouraging, since chlorine and salt cause stomach upset in quantity.