Comments on Five Ways Pure Water Helps Vital Animals

That should be FIND that amazon link, sorry.

Will,
Please let us know when you buy the Amazon link! I have a beagle that tears up the house when we leave. He was drinking Culligan water for many years, but still tore up the house. I thought it was from severe separation anxiety, but I'm not sure what's going on!

Great article, we have been using a RO System for 3yrs now, never would I go back to tap water, animals are all doing great on it as well :)

Hi Will- Interesting topic after Ibn's adoration for your rain water. What was the link for the affordable RO system. Could not see. Hubby drinks water from plastic bottles-lots. Whats a safe way to get him enough RP water for a mobile job like UPS guy?
Also is it ok to share your articles on FB? I have lots of friends that are interested in animal health. I see the share buttons but none the less don't want to steal work/property of someone else . Cheers JM

Clean water is hard to come by these days. We distill our water because the steaming process removes all unwanted and possibly dangerous things in the water. And although you are our hero, Dr. Falconer, we have to disagree about fresh-made distilled water tasting flat. Au contraire--it's delicious.
Of course if we're talking about a gallon of distilled water purchased from the store in a plastic jug, probably meant for one's ironing, then I would have to agree with you. Our distiller is a countertop model and we use it every day. It's made by Pure Water http://mypurewater.com/ a company out of Lincoln, NE and their distillers are made in America. Ours is called a mini-classic.
Yes, they're pricey, but sick people and sick pets is far pricier than a one-time investment in a water distiller. If you can install a reverse osmosis device for your drinking water, then I say go for it. That's delicious, safe water, too.