Cordless Stainless Steel Cat Water Fountain
Cordless Stainless Steel Cat Water Fountain
Cordless, sensor-activated, and about two months between charges.
A stainless steel fountain with a battery in the base and a proximity sensor, so it runs when your cat arrives rather than all day, and sits wherever your cat drinks rather than next to a plug.
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At a glance
- Capacity 2.2 litres, with a 3.2 litre option
- Bowl Stainless steel, per the manufacturer
- Power Rechargeable battery over USB, no mains cable in use
- Battery About 60 days a charge in sensor mode, per the manufacturer
- Pump 2W, under 25dB
- Filter Four-stage, replaced every 2 to 4 weeks
- Level Lit window on the side
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Full specification
A cordless stainless steel water fountain that senses your cat approaching, runs only when it is needed, and goes about two months between charges.
Most fountains are plastic and most of them tether you to the nearest socket. This one has a brushed steel bowl, a battery in the base and a proximity sensor, so you can put it where your cat actually drinks rather than where the plug happens to be.
Why a fountain rather than a bowl
Plenty of cats drink less than their owners would like from a still bowl. Moving water gets most cats' attention, and many owners find their cat drinks more from a fountain than from the bowl it replaced. Some cats ignore one entirely, so it is not a certainty.
It is worth trying where you can. Low water intake is associated with urinary tract problems in cats, so a cat that drinks more is generally better off. A fountain is not a treatment, and a cat you are actually worried about needs a vet rather than a gadget.
It runs when your cat is there, not all day
An induction sensor starts the pump when your cat comes near and stops it when they leave. That is what makes a cordless fountain practical: instead of a motor running twenty-four hours a day, it runs for the few minutes a day your cat is actually drinking, which is how the battery stretches to around two months per charge.
No cable means nothing trailing across a hallway and nothing for a cat to chew. Charge it over USB, then put it in a quiet corner, a bedroom, or the spot on the landing your cat has decided is theirs.
Steel where the water sits, and a filter that does real work
The bowl is stainless steel rather than plastic, so it does not scratch into a surface that is hard to clean properly. The gooseneck spout pours a visible stream into the bowl, which is usually what draws a cat over in the first place.
Water passes through a four-stage cartridge: cotton for hair and grit, ion resin to soften, activated carbon for taste and odour, and bio-ceramic. A lit window on the side shows the level at a glance, so you can see it needs filling without lifting anything.
Specifications
- Capacity: 2.2 litres, with a 3.2 litre option
- Bowl: 304 stainless steel, as specified by the manufacturer
- Base: food-grade ABS
- Power: built-in rechargeable battery, charged over USB, no mains cable in use
- Battery life: approximately 60 days per charge in induction mode, per the manufacturer
- Activation: induction sensor, pump runs when your cat approaches
- Pump: 2W, under 25dB
- Filtration: four-stage cartridge, cotton, ion resin, activated carbon and bio-ceramic
- Water level: illuminated side window
- Size: 220 x 220 x 140mm (2.2 litre)
- Weight: 1.2kg
- In the box: fountain, USB charging cable, one filter cartridge, user manual
Worth knowing before you buy
- The 60 day figure is the manufacturer's, for induction mode with normal household use. We have not independently tested it. A busy multi-cat home triggers the pump far more often and will need charging sooner.
- Filters are a consumable. Plan on replacing the cartridge every two to four weeks, sooner in a hard water area.
- The bowl washes, but the base holds the pump and battery and must not be immersed. Wipe it with a damp cloth.
- Quiet is not silent. You will hear a soft trickle while the pump runs, which is usually the point, as the sound is what draws the cat over.
- Because the pump is sensor-triggered, the water is still between visits rather than circulating constantly.
- Some cats switch to a fountain in an hour, some take a week, and some never do. Leave their old bowl out alongside it rather than removing it straight away.
- Orders are dispatched within 7 to 10 working days. See our shipping policy for the full detail.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
Does it really last 60 days?
That is the manufacturer's figure for sensor mode in a normal household, and we have not tested it ourselves. A busy multi-cat home triggers the pump far more often and will need charging sooner.
Will my cat actually use it?
Many cats drink more from moving water than from a still bowl, but some ignore a fountain entirely. Leave their old bowl out alongside it for the first few days rather than removing it.
How often do filters need changing?
Every two to four weeks, sooner in a hard water area. They are a running cost worth budgeting for.
Can I wash the whole thing?
No. The bowl washes, but the base holds the pump and battery and must never be immersed. Wipe it with a damp cloth.
Is it silent?
No, and that is deliberate. You will hear a soft trickle while the pump runs, which is usually what draws a cat over in the first place.