The app currently has the ability to show the working status of the EVERSWEET 3 PRO water fountain, specifically when connected to WiFi through a base device such as the solo feeder. I would like to be able to receive a push notification when the fountain stops pumping water due to low water, similar to how the feeder can send a notification when food is low.
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Krisposted
11 months ago
Today I noticed a notification on my phone from my Eversweet 3 Pro reminding me to replace the filter in time as it had just reached 0%. How can they implement that notification and not implement a low water notification.
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Kelly Martinezposted
12 months ago
The fact that this company has not made any comments on this issue other than bogus and misleading claims, much less addressed the issue, tells you what kind of company this is. Never buying a Petkit product again.
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Krisposted
12 months ago
So the new model still does not have this functionality even though its advertised as informing you of low water. That is incredible.
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Benjaminposted
12 months ago
Also know that the new 'PETKIT EVERSWEET MAX (CORDLESS)' also still doesn't send notifications to the app when the water is low. Don't bother upgrading then troubleshooting then being told that the advertised feature "you will stay informed about the working status in case of water shortage" implies that you keep monitoring the status in the app. It still won't send you a notification.
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Benjaminposted
over 1 year ago
I'm shocked to find this thread. I even submitted a support ticket two weeks ago because I assumed that basic and essential feature, and the agent tried to help me troubleshoot as the app was supposed to notify me of low water. They even sent me a new fountain as mine was deemed defective. Wtf
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Krisposted
over 1 year ago
Yeah I regret not returning mine in time. Might as well have purchased the cheaper, non-smart model. I haven't even checked the water fountain in the app since trying to figure out how to make notifications work months ago. Completely useless feature.
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Tom Parkerposted
over 1 year ago
The fact there's no notification on the eversweet pro 3 apart from a led I've started a return in this, it's not worth the money without that feature.
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Nick Baccalaposted
over 1 year ago
silly that this still has not been addressed.
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Kelly Martinezposted
over 1 year ago
Knowing that my pet is out of water is critical. Why isn't there a notification to mu phone like with the feeder? It is negligent.
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Philipp H. posted
over 1 year ago
Im pretty shocked that there are no push notifications, i only notice low Water when i walk by and its idle or when i manually check the App. This is Not what i expect for a Water Bowl with such a price.
Please Update!
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Dr. Tobias Kruftposted
over 1 year ago
Why does it still not have a notification function? Thats one of the main reasons why I bought the version with the app integration...?!
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Krisposted
almost 2 years ago
Agreed, I had assumed the Eversweet 3 Pro would have this notification functionality after I upgraded from our non-app integrated Eversweet 2. I cannot be that hard to send a push notification to the phone. I can already see it in the app that the water is low in the status of the device.
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Timposted
about 2 years ago
This is a must, how does it not have such an important and simple feature already. I was under the impression it already had this but I learnt the hard way with the dog sitting at the bowl barking because it had unknowingly run out of water. With no window for water level it really needs the ability of a notification as soon as possible
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Laurie.puissetposted
about 2 years ago
I also vote YES for notification when there is no more water !
Does the app still give at least the water level in the Eversweet 3 pro ? And in the Eversweet solo 2 ? Thanks
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Daniele Nigroposted
over 2 years ago
I might say it is pretty idiotic for this device not to have the feature already.
Cat litter obsesses you with the time your cat takes a s* but you’re NOT allowed to be notified when your cat is dying of thirst.
The app currently has the ability to show the working status of the EVERSWEET 3 PRO water fountain, specifically when connected to WiFi through a base device such as the solo feeder. I would like to be able to receive a push notification when the fountain stops pumping water due to low water, similar to how the feeder can send a notification when food is low.
21 Votes
18 Comments
Kris posted 11 months ago
Today I noticed a notification on my phone from my Eversweet 3 Pro reminding me to replace the filter in time as it had just reached 0%. How can they implement that notification and not implement a low water notification.
3 Votes
Kelly Martinez posted 12 months ago
The fact that this company has not made any comments on this issue other than bogus and misleading claims, much less addressed the issue, tells you what kind of company this is. Never buying a Petkit product again.
1 Votes
Kris posted 12 months ago
So the new model still does not have this functionality even though its advertised as informing you of low water. That is incredible.
3 Votes
Benjamin posted 12 months ago
Also know that the new 'PETKIT EVERSWEET MAX (CORDLESS)' also still doesn't send notifications to the app when the water is low. Don't bother upgrading then troubleshooting then being told that the advertised feature "you will stay informed about the working status in case of water shortage" implies that you keep monitoring the status in the app. It still won't send you a notification.
2 Votes
Benjamin posted over 1 year ago
I'm shocked to find this thread. I even submitted a support ticket two weeks ago because I assumed that basic and essential feature, and the agent tried to help me troubleshoot as the app was supposed to notify me of low water. They even sent me a new fountain as mine was deemed defective. Wtf
2 Votes
Kris posted over 1 year ago
Yeah I regret not returning mine in time. Might as well have purchased the cheaper, non-smart model. I haven't even checked the water fountain in the app since trying to figure out how to make notifications work months ago. Completely useless feature.
1 Votes
Tom Parker posted over 1 year ago
The fact there's no notification on the eversweet pro 3 apart from a led I've started a return in this, it's not worth the money without that feature.
2 Votes
Nick Baccala posted over 1 year ago
silly that this still has not been addressed.
3 Votes
Kelly Martinez posted over 1 year ago
Knowing that my pet is out of water is critical. Why isn't there a notification to mu phone like with the feeder? It is negligent.
5 Votes
Philipp H. posted over 1 year ago
Im pretty shocked that there are no push notifications, i only notice low Water when i walk by and its idle or when i manually check the App. This is Not what i expect for a Water Bowl with such a price.
Please Update!
3 Votes
Dr. Tobias Kruft posted over 1 year ago
Why does it still not have a notification function? Thats one of the main reasons why I bought the version with the app integration...?!
7 Votes
Kris posted almost 2 years ago
Agreed, I had assumed the Eversweet 3 Pro would have this notification functionality after I upgraded from our non-app integrated Eversweet 2. I cannot be that hard to send a push notification to the phone. I can already see it in the app that the water is low in the status of the device.
8 Votes
Tim posted about 2 years ago
This is a must, how does it not have such an important and simple feature already. I was under the impression it already had this but I learnt the hard way with the dog sitting at the bowl barking because it had unknowingly run out of water. With no window for water level it really needs the ability of a notification as soon as possible
8 Votes
Laurie.puisset posted about 2 years ago
I also vote YES for notification when there is no more water !
Does the app still give at least the water level in the Eversweet 3 pro ? And in the Eversweet solo 2 ? Thanks
11 Votes
Daniele Nigro posted over 2 years ago
I might say it is pretty idiotic for this device not to have the feature already.
Cat litter obsesses you with the time your cat takes a s* but you’re NOT allowed to be notified when your cat is dying of thirst.
Can one be dumber?
7 Votes
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