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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Timposted
3 months 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
3 months 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
4 months 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?
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Samantha melendezposted
5 months ago
Yes please this would be the best update. I have reminders to clean and refill the water every two weeks. This matches my cats water intake pretty consistently but every now and then she finishes the water early. If it wasn’t for my cat being so smart and drawing my attention to it I wouldn’t notice if water has run out earlier than the 2 week span.
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Natpavin Rattanaviangposted
6 months ago
+1
the color status isn't enough because everyone focus on it's working or not working and filter has expire
if they make alert when low water it make sense to do
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Daniella Prattposted
6 months ago
I agree. With the last update, I can see when the water is empty, but it doesn't also send my phone a notification. That would be a very good addition.
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.
7 Votes
6 Comments
Tim posted 3 months 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.puisset posted 3 months 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 Nigro posted 4 months 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?
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Samantha melendez posted 5 months ago
Yes please this would be the best update. I have reminders to clean and refill the water every two weeks. This matches my cats water intake pretty consistently but every now and then she finishes the water early. If it wasn’t for my cat being so smart and drawing my attention to it I wouldn’t notice if water has run out earlier than the 2 week span.
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Natpavin Rattanaviang posted 6 months ago
+1
the color status isn't enough because everyone focus on it's working or not working and filter has expire
if they make alert when low water it make sense to do
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Daniella Pratt posted 6 months ago
I agree. With the last update, I can see when the water is empty, but it doesn't also send my phone a notification. That would be a very good addition.
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