The steel cat fountain with a window so you always know when to refill
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- multi-cat homes, cats prone to urinary issues that need more water intake, and anyone tired of scrubbing a slimy plastic fountain
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- The pump needs a rinse every couple of weeks to stay quiet and flowing
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The ORSDA Stainless Steel Cat Water Fountain holds 100oz (3L) and uses a food-grade 304 stainless basin instead of plastic, which resists the biofilm that causes feline chin acne and is easier to wipe truly clean. An LED water-level window lets you see when it's running low without lifting the lid, and the quiet pump keeps a steady flow that encourages cats who ignore a still bowl to drink more. It ships with a stack of replacement filters and pump sponges to keep the water clear of hair and grit. Best for multi-cat homes, cats prone to urinary issues that need more water intake, and anyone tired of scrubbing a slimy plastic fountain. Wipe the pump every couple of weeks to keep it quiet.
Pros
- Food-grade stainless basin resists the biofilm and chin acne plastic bowls cause
- LED window shows the water level so you refill before it runs dry
- 3L capacity and quiet pump suit multi-cat homes and picky drinkers
Cons
- The pump needs a rinse every couple of weeks to stay quiet and flowing
Frequently asked questions
Is it really all stainless steel?
The basin your cat drinks from is food-grade 304 stainless steel. That's the part that resists bacteria and is easy to clean; some internal components are plastic as with most fountains.
How often do I change the filter?
Most owners swap the filter every two to four weeks depending on how many cats use it. It ships with a stack of replacements and pump sponges.
Is the pump loud?
It's designed to run quietly. If it gets noisy, that's usually a sign the pump needs a rinse or the water is low.
Will it get my cat to drink more?
The moving water draws in cats who ignore a still bowl, which is often the point for cats prone to urinary issues that need more hydration.
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