The Miaustore ceramic cat fountain is extremely easy to use. Some time ago I prepared detailed instructions on how to mount (and remove) a pump in a ceramic fountain for the Miaustore cat and today I will share it.
Why your cat need a water fountain?
Moving water is more attractive and interesting for your cat. Cats prefer to drink water that moves, e.g. from a tap. or a water fountain. If you want to know what to consider when choosing a fountain, I encourage you to read How to choose the purrfect cat water fountain?
Simplicity of disassembly and assembly
In my review of the ceramic fountain for the cat Miaustore I described how easy it is to assemble and disassemble this ceramic cat fountain. Now take a look from practical point of view.
To connect a pump:
- Remove the cap from the tube coming out of the pump.
- Pass the power cord through the hole on the side of the large tower.
- Pass the pump tube through the hole at the top of the large tower.
- Replace the attachment on the tube.
Ready!
Don’t forget to pour water into the Miaustore fountain before connecting it to the power supply 😉
If you still have doubts, we encourage you to watch our video tutorial on YouTube:
To disconnect the pump:
The process is reverse to setting it up:
- Remove the cap from the tube coming out of the pump.
- Slide the pump and cord out of the large tower.
- Replace the attachment on the tube.
Ready!
Now you can wash the fountain e.g. in the dishwasher;)
Conclusions
If you have more questions about the Miaustore fountain, feel free to comment below.
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What do You think?
I would love to see your thought, suggestions and questions in the comments below!
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How do I order a new water pump? My kitten pulled the ring off of the top and I cannot find it.
Thanks,
Doris
Hello,
You can find extra parts (pomps, motion sensors) at miaustore.com in the section “Extra Parts”.
Regards,
Joanna