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SAVE $17: As of May 21,USA the Petlibro Dockstream Smart Fountain is on sale for $62.99 instead of $79.99 at Amazon. That's about 21% in savings.

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Just like us, cats need sufficient water intake to stay happy and healthy. But some cats are snobs and refuse to drink out of any old water bowl. That's where a fancy gadget like the Dockstream Smart Fountain comes in.

As of May 21, the Petlibro Dockstream Smart Fountain is on sale at Amazon for just $62.99. That's 21% off its list price (which is inflated at Amazon) and a dollar cheaper than on Petlibro's own website.

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Not only will the Dockstream Smart Fountain give your cat the bougie, four-layer filtered fresh water they want (and expect), but it also gives you peace of mind with real-time insights into your pet's water intake. Download the companion app and track how much water your cat drinks, set custom hydration goals, monitor water levels, and get alerted when it's time to clean or change the filter. The tank is completely detachable, and the pump is wireless for effortless cleaning.

If you have a snobby cat who won't drink enough water, the Dockstream Fountain could be the upgrade you need. After all, the $62.99 you spend on the fountain will certainly be cheaper than a vet bill from your four-legged friend's dehydration.

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